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  • Origin Storage 13:35 on 12/07/2012 Permalink | Reply
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    10 Reasons for Protecting Sensitive Data at Rest with DataLocker Drives 

    From insider threat to increasingly sophisticated malware and stricter privacy laws, government contractors and agencies have never had a greater need to protect sensitive information. Fully encrypted storage technology from DataLocker enables government agencies of all sizes to secure their confidential data and critical systems.

    1. Protect your sensitive information

    A security breach at a government agency can have severe consequences—from exposing the Personally Identifiable Information of thousands of citizens to the disclosure of sensitive national Security information. DataLocker employs 256-bit AES encryption to protect sensitive data against even the most sinister  threats, including malware, brute force attacks, keyloggers, and even shoulder hacks. In addition, the DataLocker Enterprise is the only external hard drive on the market with FIPS 140-2  validations for the entire device as well as its crypto-engine. Additional features give you the power to protect your information from anywhere. For example, should your drive fall into the wrong hands, a “self-destruct” mode zeroizes the data once you trigger the destruct routine.

    2. Protect your clients’ Information

    For government contractors, protecting your clients’ sensitive data is not only a requirement but also a business necessity. The same strong encryption and advanced features that protect data on the agency level also protect  your clients’ data. In addition to securing backups and other data on- site, DataLocker technology also offers a simple and secure way to transport  sensitive data outside of facilities—even across borders.

    3.  Meet and maintain compliance with SOX, HIPPA, DHS, and other  regulatory requirements

    Keeping up with the latest regulatory requirements for protecting sensitive patient private information,financial data and other
    protected information can seem like chasing a moving target. DataLocker technology makes it simple to ensure that you are in compliance— whether it is backups or information intransit between machines or between facilities. The strong 256-bit AES encryption meets the requirements of current privacy regulations. Deploying DataLocker drives offers you an instant, cost-effective way to comply with HIPPA, SOX, DHS Initiatives, NRC, GLB and any other directives that requires data encryption.

    4. Achieve a safe harbor from data breach reporting requirements

    California SB 1386,HIPPA and other privacy laws around the country typically mandate encryption of data at rest. According to the Ponemon Institute, the average organizational cost of a data breach in 2010 was $7.2 million, or $214 per compromised record.This
    legal and remediation cost is in addition to the damage caused to an organization’s reputation by reporting a breach.Should a DataLocker drive containing protected private data become stolen or lost in transit, DataLocker technology gives you the ability to prove that the data was encrypted at the time of loss. This capability can offer you safe harbor from the data breach reporting requirements in these privacy laws.

    5. DataLocker technology is easy to use

    DataLocker drives are simple and easy to use.You operate them with a touch simple touch screen interface,and you do not need to install any software or drivers.You simply plug a DataLocker drive into your PC, enter your password on the touchscreen,and you are ready to work.

    6. DataLocker drives work on all computers

    DataLocker drives are platform-independent.You can use them interchangeably with Windows,Mac,or Linux based machines.This makes it easy and cost effective to transport data among agencies and contractors, between contractors and partners,or between different types of computers within an organization.

    7. DataLocker Is easy to deploy

    With nothing to install or configure,minimal learning curve,and device independence enabling use across heterogeneous environments, DataLocker drives are fast and easy to deploy.

    8. DataLocker is trusted

    Not only government agencies and the military, but also banks, hospitals, Fortune 500 companies and institutions of higher education around the world trust their external data security to DataLocker.

    9. DataLocker delivers superior performance

    You should not have to sacrifice performance to achieve the highest security. DataLocker Enterprise drives offer hardware-level full disk encryption, fast transfer rates and ultra-portability.

    10. DataLocker is cost efficient

    You can cost-effectively equip all your employees (even temporary contractors) and partners with DataLocker drives. They eliminate the need to install software. Outstanding ease of use also means they require very little training. These advantages add to a low total cost of ownership that makes DataLocker drives the least expensive way to secure data atrest. Furthermore, compared to the cost of a data breach, DataLocker drives offer the ultimate cost advantage.

     

  • Origin Storage 10:36 on 18/04/2012 Permalink | Reply
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    Origin Storage Product Guide – Spring/Summer 2012 

    View the latest additions to the Origin Storage product range, in our new Spring/Summer 2012 product guide. click below

     

  • Origin Storage 09:59 on 05/04/2012 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: CD-R, Data Locker, DVD-R, Encrypted media, , secure disk, Securedisk   

    Origin Storage Limited Introduces Data Locker SecureDisk – The Industries Most Secure Writable DVD and CD Media 

    DataLocker SecureDisk DVDs and CDs Provide FIPS 140-2 Validated AES 256-Bit Encryption for a Writable Disk that is always Secure

    February 2012 – DataLocker Inc.

    A leading developer of encrypted data storage products, today announced the industry’s most secure line of self- encrypting  DVD-R’s and CD-R’s with the DataLocker SecureDisk line.  The DataLocker SecureDisk DVDs and CDs combine AES 256-bit encryption and disc-burning functionality on a self-contained recordable CD or DVD with built in software for disc burning.

    Users can secure and encrypt any file to these FIPS 140-2 validated DVD’s and CD’s.  The DataLocker SecureDisk line makes it simple and easy to store, transport, and share sensitive data, records and files.

    “Our SecureDisk line is a low cost,  effective way of distributing sensitive information with co-workers, clients and patients” said Jay Kim, Founder and COO, Data Locker, “Keeping sensitive information encrypted is a must in today’s digital data- centric world.”.

    The Secure Disk line is designed for use with different versions of the Microsoft Windows OS.  The recording speeds are 52X with the CD-Rs having a capacity of 700 MB and DVDs of 4.7 GB.

    Andy Cordial, Managing Director of Origin Storage, added “by adding DataLocker SecureDisk to our Encryption portfolio, it now gives us a full complement of the best encryption solutions on the market, and for every foreseeable Encryption dilemma that our customers face, we now have all the solutions”

    Pricing and Availability
    The Data Locker SecureDisk CD-Rs are priced at £24.99  MSRP for a 10-pack or £179.99 MSRP for a 100-pack.  The SecureDisk DVDs are priced at £29.99 MSRP for a 10-pack and £249.99  MSRP for a 100-pack.  For more details on this product, please call Origin Storage Limited

    About Data Locker
    Data Locker is an innovative manufacturer of secure data storage devices. Headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, Data Locker devices combine superior convenience and usability with state of the art security. Data Locker is “Simply Secure.”.  For more information, please visit http://www.datalockerdrive.com.

    About Origin Storage
    Origin Storage Limited is one of Europe’s premium storage solution distributors, having specialised in matched hard drive solutions for servers, notebooks and desktops for the past ten years. With our own assembly areas, technical consultants and testing facilities, we have the ability to support products for all major manufacturers, including Dell, HP, Toshiba and Lenovo, we are also the only distributor in the UK for Thecus NAS Solutions that has our own independent Thecus technical team.

    Origin also provide a range of Data Encryption devices, from the External USB 3, 256-Bit AES Hardware Encrypted Solution, the DataLocker 3 and the FIPS 140-2 Validated DataLocker 2 and a retrospective laptop upgrade to Hardware Encryption with our Enigma offering, all now complemented with Wave / Safend Encryption Authentication software. We also supply BTI, the leading manufacturer in the US for batteries and adapters.

     

  • Origin Storage 09:19 on 13/02/2012 Permalink | Reply
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    Dat­aLock­er: Great Da­ta Se­cu­ri­ty (At A Price) 

    One of the best parts about the con­stant­ly falling price of mem­o­ry has been an in­creas­ing ubiq­ui­ty. Any­one can pick up a few gi­ga­bytes of portable stor­age on the cheap, and eas­i­ly grab those mu­sic files or movies or doc­u­ments or pho­tographs to eas­i­ly share them across com­put­ers. All it takes is a thumb drive, or a portable hard drive, and you can have copies of your stuff ready at hand.

    Un­less you lose it, or it’s stolen. In which case, un­less you’ve been us­ing some se­ri­ous tools, you might as well con­sid­er your da­ta com­pro­mised. If it’s just your va­ca­tion pho­tos, that’s prob­a­bly not a big deal. But if it’s sen­si­tive in­for­ma­tion from your com­pa­ny- pre­sen­ta­tions or re­ports, for ex­am­ple- then the prob­lem is po­ten­tial­ly much larg­er. And that’s where Dat­aLock­er comes in, of­fer­ing so­lu­tions both op­ti­cal and mag­net­ic, in the form of the DL3 500GB portable hard drive and their Se­cure­Disk writable CD me­dia.

    The CDs them­selves seem pret­ty nor­mal- un­til you pop in the disk and take a look at the soft­ware in­clud­ed for burn­ing. Of­fer­ing AES 256 bit en­cryp­tion, you sim­ply choose a pass­word, and can se­lect whether to close the disk and fi­nal­ize the burn or leave any re­main­ing room open. No ad­di­tion­al soft­ware is re­quired, and no in­stal­la­tion need­ed, as ev­ery­thing is in­clud­ed on­board. One down­side, though, is that the discs on­ly work on PCs; Macs are un­sup­port­ed at this time (Lin­ux al­so ap­pears to be un­sup­port­ed). As long as you don’t write the pass­word on the disk it­self, you can pass it to any col­league or friend and rest at ease know­ing that the disks are well-nigh un­break­able. The idea is sound, and the price isn’t too bad- $3 for a CD, a bit more for a DVD, and us­ing the sys­tem is su­per-sim­ple.

    But if 5GB isn’t enough stor­age for you, Dat­aLock­er al­so of­fers rugged, portable, sexy hard drives in ei­ther 500GB or 1TB ca­pac­i­ties. And they sup­port USB 3.0 as well, mak­ing them quite fast. Self-en­crypt­ing, there again isn’t any soft­ware or drivers need­ed to use the DL3, and we loved the way the alu­minum body looked and felt. This is a drive that def­i­nite­ly stands out, with a very nifty, fu­tur­is­tic LCD touch­screen built in­to the drive it­self. You’ll need to in­put your pass­code to un­lock the da­ta, and there are quite a few fea­tures that set it above oth­er com­peti­tors. For in­stance, you can have the da­ta “self-de­struct” if there are too many in­cor­rect at­tempts. You can have the key­pad re-or­der the lay­out ran­dom­ly to avoid fin­ger­print lift­ing. They’ve thought of most ev­ery­thing- the on­ly oth­er fea­ture we might’ve liked to see is the abil­i­ty to ‘trace’ where it is plugged in if an in­ter­net con­nec­tion is avail­able, of­fer­ing some sort of re­mote func­tion­al­i­ty.

    This isn’t a sol­id state drive (though they do of­fer some), and it isn’t the best op­tion for those who sim­ply need some in­ex­pen­sive stor­age. In­stead, this is a se­ri­ous op­tion for those con­cerned with se­cu­ri­ty, whether for gov­ern­ment, fi­nan­cial, or med­i­cal ap­pli­ca­tions- or for those who sim­ply want pry­ing eyes kept firm­ly away from their da­ta. At $379 list price for the 500GB mod­el, it’s pricey, but you’re pay­ing a rea­son­able pre­mi­um for a touch­screen on your hard drive, even with­out the oth­er fea­tures. It’s solid­ly built, looks good, though did run a bit warm- we’re def­i­nite­ly us­ing the DL3 the next time we have sen­si­tive files to trans­port.

     

  • Origin Storage 14:35 on 14/09/2011 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: Data Locker, , , , hardware encryption   

    Macworld – DL3 Review 

    A secure – if expensive – way of protecting important data

    Cliff Joseph

    Portable hard disks are widely available and very affordable these days. The only disadvantage with portable drives is the increased risk of loss or theft when you’re on the move. If you need extra security features to protect your data, and you don’t mind paying quite a bit extra for that protection, you might want to consider the DataLocker DL3 from Origin Storage.

    At first glance the DataLocker DL3 looks much like any other conventional portable hard Drive. It’s solidly built, with a brushed aluminium casing that will sit nicely alongside a MacBook. Origin says the drive is both ‘shock and drop resistant’, and a detachable rubber casing is included for additional protection too.

    Closer inspection reveals that the DataLocker 3 also has a small LCD display on the front panel. The screen turns on when you plug the drive into a Mac or PC, and displays a touch-sensitive numeric keypad so you can enter the password. The drive uses 256-bit AES encryption to protect your files, and without the correct password it will not connect to your computer, ensuring that no unauthorised users can gain access to your files. There’s even a ‘self-destruct’ option that instructs the DataLocker to delete files after a number of incorrect attempts to enter the password.

    We tested the 320GB model, and did have one slight problem at first. The drive is supplied with an initial default password, and when you plug it in for the first time you are prompted to create a password of your own. We weren’t able to do this, and it took a phone call to Origin’s technical support line to inform us that the new password has to contain a specific number of characters. Apart from that, the drive worked flawlessly.

    Dtalocker DL3

    Enter the correct password on the touchscreen keypad to access those important files

    DataLocker DL3

    • Manufacturer: Origin Storage
    • Manufacturer: Origin Storage
    • Pros: Secure password-protected hard drive; rugged construction
    • Cons: Poor documentation; very expensive
    • Price: £278.40 320GB; £321.60 640GB; £355.20 1TB
    • Star rating:4

    Macworld Buying Advice

    The manual could have done a better job of explaining how to create your new password, but the DataLocker does provide a very secure means of protecting your important files if the drive gets lost when you’re away from your office. That extra security comes with a premium price, but it may well be worth it if you need to protect commercially sensitive data.

     

  • Origin Storage 10:44 on 29/07/2011 Permalink | Reply
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    Sun, Sand, Sea and Security Survey 2011 

    Work obsessed Brits abroad – 73% of workers check emails whilst on holiday
    And a further 62% admit their boss expects to be in touch with them whilst enjoying the summer sun.

    London (UK), July 2011: Bags packed, flights booked and foreign currency in their pockets. The workforce might be jetting off but they’re definitely not leaving the daily grind behind. Instead –according to a survey conducted by the secure storage specialist Origin Storage – of 1,000 office workers in the City of London, a whopping 73% of workers will check in with the office, whilst on holiday. The results also show that over 50% of those planning a summer break abroad will remain in contact with the office every day to ensure things stay on track during their absence, by checking email accounts and text. Of this group, 32% check their emails more than once a day and if you’re the boss, it seems you never truly rest as 83% admitted that they will be in touch with their offices throughout their entire vacation.

    Key Highlights :

    • 73% of workers phone, text or email their places of work during their holiday of which 54% will check emails at least once a day and 32% more  than once a day!
    • 41% take mobile devices on holiday for work purposes
    • 62% expect their employers to contact them whilst away on holiday
    • 44% of respondents feel that being contactable gives them job security
    • 51% of laptops are left totally unsecured without even a password for protection
    • Only 26% of these laptops will be encrypted

    Paranoid or Laid Back – which are you?
    We are divided. 39% of our sample group felt less stressed after checking emails whilst another 39% admitted checking their emails would leave them more stressed.
    22% are undecided.

    Over 50% of respondents have no security on laptops at all!
    In a worrying new statistic, 51% of those storing work on their laptops are doing so without any security whatsoever with not even a password for protection! Let’s hope they’re not left behind at the airport, in a café or on the beach.

    From the horse’s mouth:
    Jane, City PA from Harpenden:”My director feels he can contact me at any time for the most inane of queries, ‘Where is the contacts folder?’ or ‘What time did you book me on my flight to Geneva?’ and I feel it’s an invasion of my privacy. I was even called off the beach by the hotel reception because my mobile was not picking up signal so my boss called the hotel directly.”
    Mike, CEO from Barnes: “I absolutely expect to contact my staff when on holiday. If they don’t want the job, there are thousands who do. Myself included, can we really afford not to work all the hours in this economic climate? I think not. I know I feel better knowing that things are ticking over nicely whilst I’m away so I don’t come back to an unmanageable workload.”
    Speaking on these results, Andy Cordial, MD of Origin Storage concludes, “We seem to have changed to a nation of workaholics. Only 23% (a jump from the survey conducted just 8 months ago from 35%) of our respondents have no contact whatsoever with work during their holiday which puts them firmly in the minority. Although on the surface this may seem like a good trend, especially for cash struck organisations, we deal with the aftermath from these industrious workers when company secrets have gone AWOL. The reality is that when corporate information is accessed from a mobile device, whether it’s personal or company owned, and it’s misplaced there are consequences”.

    Cordial continues, “Who is to blame? Is it the employee who just can’t let go or the employer for making them feel that they have to be accessible in the first place? Regardless of why it’s happening, our advice to the corporate world is: if you expect to contact your staff while away then it is down to you to secure their devices. Especially as the Information Commissioner’s Office are under pressure to flex its muscle and fine up to £500K for data breaches. Take the opportunity to re-evaluate your security – especially of your mobile devices, and perhaps invest in some holiday insurance of your own.”

    This survey was carried out amongst 1000 city workers by interviewing them at London Bridge and Monument station commuter platforms during July 2011

     

  • Origin Storage 14:36 on 19/04/2011 Permalink | Reply
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    1TB Encrypted External Hard Disk Now Available 

    Origin Storage has just launched Datalocker 3 a new external hard disk that provides whole hard disk encryption capability.

    Datalocker 3 has the following extra benefits compared to its predecessor DataLocker 2; USB3 support, RFID for dual factor authentication and a backlit LCD on the drive.

    We quizzed Andy Cordial, Managing Director of Origin Storage, on the need for a backlit LCD on an external hard disk.

    “In the previous version, some customers had problems viewing the keypad when typing in their encryption access key in lowlit areas, so we added the extra functionality. As Datalocker 3 now supports a 31 digit access code in alphanumeric format – customers don’t want to make mistakes that could lock the out of their drives.”

    The downside of Datalocker 3 is that it is not currently FIP 140-2 approved. According to Andy Cordial from Origin Storage; “FIP 140-2 support will be available by end of 2011 but if this is an issue, customers can still purchase Datalocker 2.”

    Datalocker 3 comes in three sizes 320GB, 640GB and 1TB and pricing has yet to be disclosed.

    Discover more about the DataLocker range at Origin Storage here.

    Read more: http://www.itproportal.com/2011/04/19/1tb-encrypted-external-hard-disk-now-available/#ixzz1M39aFf8Y

     

  • Origin Storage 14:40 on 18/04/2011 Permalink | Reply
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    Datalocker III provides enterprise-grade encryption with USB 3.0 connectivity 

    Origin Storage has refreshed its high capacity portable encrypted storage range designed to provide enterprise-grade encryption to protect sensitive data.

    The Datalocker III drive comes with a number of enhancements, most notably SuperSpeed USB 3.0 compatibility.

    Origin has also included 256-bit AES XTS hardware encryption together with radio-frequency ID technology. Administrators can pre-set a security code and users can protect data by entering a 32-digit alphanumeric pin directly into the device.

    Improvements have also been made to the design, including a backlit screen, improved resolution and a touch screen.

    Andy Cordial, managing director of Origin Storage, explained the continuing importance of securing data using portable devices.

    “The headlines have once again been filled with a number of high-profile breaches so, whilst organisations are investing thousands in solving this problem, more still can and needs to be done,” he said.

    “Encryption is your first and last line of defence. It prevents people accessing confidential information in the first place, and protects it should the device be lost or stolen.”

    Datalocker III is compatible with all platforms including Windows, Mac and Linux and is available in capacities up to 1TB. Prices are still to be confirmed.

    Discover more about the DataLocker product range available at Origin Storage – click here.

    Read more: http://www.v3.co.uk/v3-uk/news/2044455/datalocker-iii-provides-enterprise-grade-encryption-usb-connectivity#ixzz1M3E9pmmz

     

  • Origin Storage 09:05 on 30/03/2011 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: atsec, atsec information security, , Data Locker, , , , , , FISMA, ISMS, , Simply Secure   

    DataLocker Enterprise Receives FIPS 140-2 Certification 

    Austin, TX – atsec information security is happy to announce that its customer DataLocker Inc. received FIPS 140-2 validation certificate #1504 for the DataLocker Enterprise v2.0 encrypted portable hard drive. Issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 validation program ensures that cryptographic modules meet appropriate government and military standards for data encryption.

    DataLocker Enterprise is a FIPS 140-2 validated USB portable external hard drive that supports MAC OS, Windows, Linux and Unix operating systems. DataLocker provides high-capacity, secure portable storage for public and private sector users who collect, store, transfer, share and disseminate sensitive information.

    DataLocker Enterprise Capabilities:
    ■ Protects sensitive data from loss or theft through hardware-based 256-bit AES encryption
    ■ Requires no software or drivers because all encryption and management functions are performed at the device level, 100 percent independent of the host computer
    ■ Patent pending touch screen display allows users to enter their password directly on the device
    ■ Mitigates “shoulder surfing” PIN observation attacks through a randomized keypad
    ■ Handles large volumes of data with 1 terabyte of storage
    “Government and business leaders are seeking assurance that their data is encrypted, particularly when it comes to portable storage media,” said Lance Melber, CEO of Data Locker, Inc. “FIPS 140-2 validation offers that assurance, demonstrating that DataLocker provides tested, proven data encryption. Our secure external hard drive gives customers peace of mind that their data is safe in the hands of mobile employees.”

    Apostol Vassilev, CST laboratory manager for atsec, commented: “As a laboratory interested in applying the FIPS 140-2 standard to the fullest extent possible to ensure the strongest security assurances possible from every product tested by us, we were pleased to be working with a developer equally committed to meeting the rigorous security requirements of the standard, which naturally led to the successful validation of the product.”

    atsec operates a test laboratory under the Cryptographic Module Validation Program (CMVP). This includes testing services according to FIPS 140-2 for Cryptographic Modules, as well as cryptographic algorithm testing. atsec is also accredited to perform validation of software for the Security Content Automation Protocol (SCAP) and GSA Personal Identity Verification Testing (FIPS 201).

    Certificate #1504 for DataLocker Enterprise v2.0 is available online at

    http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/STM/cmvp/documents/140-1/140val-all.htm

    About atsec information security
    atsec information security corporation is a U.S. Government accredited laboratory, based in Texas, which tests information assurance (IA) and IA-enabled commercial off the shelf (COTS) information technology.

    Combining all of our technology security experience and expertise, atsec information security corporation additionally provides strong consulting skills for: network penetration testing; embedded systems and hardware security testing and analysis; the Federal Information Security Management Act (FISMA); Information Systems Security Management Systems (ISMS); and independent security assessments based on your individual needs.
    atsec also operates Government accredited laboratories in Germany and Sweden.

    About DataLocker
    DataLocker is a manufacturer of data encryption solutions for governments, military and businesses around the world. Its award-winning products are designed to be “Simply Secure” and platform independent, requiring no software or drivers. Founded in 2007 and based in Overland Park, Kansas, DataLocker is a proven leader in providing innovative technologies and data encryption solutions. For more information, visit http://www.DataLockerDrive.com.

     

  • Origin Storage 10:21 on 29/03/2011 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , , , Data Locker, Data Locker Inc, , Enterprise, , National Institue of Standards and Technology, ,   

    Origin Storage launches Government grade encrypted portable hard drive 

    Basingstoke, UK, 29th March 2011 – Origin Storage, a leading manufacturer and distributor of IT storage solutions, has today announced that DataLocker Inc. received FIPS 140-2 validation certificate #1504 for the DataLocker Enterprise v2.0 encrypted portable hard drive. Issued by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) 140-2 validation program ensures that cryptographic modules meet all government and military standards for data encryption.

    DataLocker Enterprise is a USB portable external hard drive that supports MAC OS, Windows, Linux and Unix operating systems. DataLocker provides high-capacity, secure portable storage for public and private sector users who collect, store, transfer, share and disseminate sensitive information.

    DataLocker Enterprise Capabilities:
    • Protects sensitive data from loss or theft through hardware-based 256-bit AES encryption
    • Requires no software or drivers because all encryption and management functions are performed at the device level, 100 percent independent of the host computer
    • Patented touchscreen display allows users to enter their password directly on the device
    • Mitigates “shoulder surfing” PIN observation attacks through a randomized keypad
    • Handles large volumes of data with 1 terabyte of storage

    “Government and business leaders are seeking assurance that their data is encrypted, particularly when it comes to portable storage media,” said Lance Melber, CEO of Data Locker, Inc. “FIPS validation offers that assurance, demonstrating that DataLocker provides tested, proven data encryption. Our secure external hard drive gives customers peace of mind that their data is safe in the hands of mobile employees.”

    Andy Cordial, MD of Origin Storage said: FIPS validation opens up new markets for DataLocker Enterprise and ensures that our customers are getting a fully tested and approved solution. Having FIPS for the DataLocker Enterprise is very important as it has passed the FIPS testing as a complete solution (not just the chipset).

    Certificate #1504 for DataLocker Enterprise v2.0 is available online at

    http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/STM/cmvp/documents/140-1/140val-all.htm

    Press Contact:
    Darshna Kamani
    Eskenzi PR for Origin Storage
    020 7183 2834
    darshna@eskenzipr.com

     

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