4/26/2012 08:28:00 PM
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Apricorn has announced a new version of the Aegis Padlock drive, that hard drive unit that has a number pad on its top side.
Armed with either 128-bit or 256-bit AES-XTS hardware encryption, it will keep data safely locked away until the unit is linked to a PC and the password typed.
No special software is needed for everything to work and there is even USB 3.0 support now.
Indeed, USB 3.0 is the asset that led to the new drive being called Aegis Padlock 3.0.
"With the addition of USB 3.0 to our Aegis Padlock drives, we are now able to benefit from improved hard drive and SSD performance. We have also added other enhancements including allowing the drive to be used as a boot device," said Mike McCandless, VP of sales and marketing.
"This convergence of super fast performance and powerful data security is something that we couldn't wait to provide to our customers."
Go here to read all available information, including the capacities, encryption types and prices.
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