PrivacyTechRadarabout 2 hours ago
6 hardware-encrypted drives reviewed
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Hardware-encrypted drives from Apricorn, iStorage, and Glyph use AES 256-bit encryption inside the drive itself. Access is controlled via a built-in keypad and PIN, keeping data secure without relying on computer software. These drives are essential for carrying sensitive information between locations and for personal backups of financial records.
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