Cryptex – Unbreakable laptop and desktop protection
Cryptex, is a laptop and desktop security tool designed to provide unbreakable, 448-bit encryption, for the data stored on laptops and desktops.
Cryptex keeps your data safe by creating an encrypted vault on your hard drive that you can directly work out of, by simply dragging and dropping files in and out of it, like you would with any normal hard drive.
Set Cryptex to automatically lock the vault on demand, after a period of inactivity or upon shut down for maximum protection of your laptop or PC. Cryptex will work on Windows 2000/XP/Vista with any file type and allows for the creation of encrypted vaults on most removable USB media’s, including flash drives and USB hard drives.
Cryptex also only requires the amount of hard drive space of the total size of files that you put in your vault(s), ie- a 60GB vault would not require 60GB of space, unless you’ve added 60GB of data to it.
Don’t let your company be a statistic. Protect yourself against data theft by enabling maximum data protection for all your laptop and PC’s with Cryptex today.
"Did you know that 97% of stolen computers are never recovered?"
FBI
Data Privacy is Everyone’s Business
Sensitive data is no longer confined to one part of an organization. With the rise in usage of mobile devices such as laptops, PDA’s and Tablet PC’s, data flow passes outside of an organization’s network daily. This data flow puts your company’s information at a higher risk.
Higher demand for communication between partners, vendors, customers and prospects has also made data handling requirements more complex. Government data privacy regulations have added to the load as well:
- Personal Data Privacy and Security Act of 2005
- Identity Theft Protection Act
- E-Mail Privacy Act of 2005
- Information Protection and Security Act
- Privacy Protection Act of 2005
- Online Privacy Act of 2005
Especially vulnerable are mobile devices such as laptops. Security policies need to be in place to protect confidential information.
"Did you know that more than 600,000 laptop thefts occur annually, totaling an estimated $720 million dollars in hardware losses and $5.4 billion in theft of proprietary information?"
Safeware Insurance, 2003
|