WASHINGTON -- CRU-DataPort announces five new data security and data storage products at FOSE 2009, including hardware based encryption, a portable RAID storage enclosure and write-blocked forensic tools.
Hardware-based encryption makes the new DataPort(TM) 10 Secure an ideal solution for protecting sensitive data on a computer's hard drive. This rugged enclosure enables the drive to be removed, or "Hot-Swapped," for data backup, transporting and archiving, while a government approved AES 128 high-speed encryption processor secures the contents of the entire drive without affecting computer performance.
The Portable DataRAID PDR610 is a high-performance iSCSI storage enclosure that makes a massive amount of data transportable, (up to 9 terabytes), while a built-in RAID controller ensures the data's integrity. A rugged carrying handle makes this mini data center portable and a dual gigabit Ethernet interface ensures high-speed access, making the PDR610 ideal for Disaster Recovery, digital media archiving and Pro A/V editing. Six drive bays feature vibration resistant removable drive carriers with ultra-quiet fans and patented drive-cooling technology.
CRU Acquisitions Group LLC
What skills do network managers really need to properly secure industrial networks? What new protocols, frameworks, and regulations are important? And what conferences and certifications can help? Here are five tips to get started.
A full-stack approach to retail edge offers retailers a way to optimize operations and adapt to changes in a post-pandemic world.
Network management tool sprawl is getting in the way of network management. It’s time for IT to do something about it.
