Privacy Blog April Archive

Today is the age of information and data and this is more so important in case of enterprises and companies. But the same data could prove very dangerous if it falls into wrong hands and therefore you need to know ways to prevent data loss and leakage through rogue devices.And this is exactly the reason why you should read on this page and find out for yourself about various procedures regarding this

Link: 2 Ways to Prevent Rogue Devices from Stealing Your Data

Flash Drive Security Threats

USB Flash drives are useful. That is something obvious. They are portable, relatively cheap, and the data that they contain are easily transferable. But there is always a downside to every good feature. The main thing you should worry about are security threats. This and more will be discussed in the following article. Link: USB Flash Drives: Admin tool or Security Threat? Tags: usb steal data • security threats • data theft • 0 Comments. - Permalink

Track USB Removable Device Use in Your Office By Website Introductions at 04/16/08 11:00 Sending and retrieving information has become so easy that, sometimes, confidential information gets passed to unauthorized personnel without your knowledge. One culprit: USB flash drives. iPods are even used! Monitor and control USB access to your computer! You may use security software to do this, just like USB CopyNotify! With USB CopyNotify! calls your attention everytime someone in your office accesses your computers with a USB removable device. It also logs flash disk use for future reference. Link: Cygnet Innovations : USB CopyNotify! : Detects & Notifies USB Usage, Prevents Data Theft Tags: usb security • data theft • 0 Comments. - Permalink data theft Archives: • April, 2008 • 0

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