Symantec Endpoint Encryption

Works like a champ. I especially like the encryption feature.

Even better than the evo with opal encryption! love love love!

Veracity just works. When you need enterprise-grade ethernet gear that can function for many years, even in harsh environments like manufacturing, you will be pleased when you choose Veracity. You can also stack this VOR-ORL-G after VOR-ORM-GXT to get even more distance. Easier and cheaper than running fiber. You can get 900' distance with ethernet by stacking, like this: VOR-ORM-GXT - VOR-ORM-GXT - VOR-ORL-G Note: VOR-ORL-G = Outreach Lite G (does NOT deliver PoE to the endpoint) VOR-ORM-GXT = Outreach Max GXT (PoE powered and delivers PoE to the endpoint also, or to the next Veracity hop)

The capacity and cost allow me to back up my data with passwords and encryption. A must for any busy person. Excellent features and price. Would not work without it.

After a bit of figuring out (and an agonizingly long initial transfer & encryption process) the drive now hums along smoothly, doing its thing and the Time Machine feature seems to be working. Seems like a good value and after getting my bacon saved by an older drive, I would say this is one of the handiest and most economical of a total must-have accessory.

I was looking for a reliable portable drive and chose Rugged-Mini. The device is very sturdy. Data encryption and password protection offer extra security. Setup is easy. The drive works well with large files and demanding tasks. Disk capacity is enough for storing all my photos and videos. An excellent device, highly recommended!

One of the very best security systems on the market, very secure, military grade encryption, very complicated but yet super user friendly. The interface easy to navigate.

If you value the photographs that you capture, you need to back them up. With built in encryption and smart backup tools, WD My Book is the way to go. This is an exceptional backup drive to store your valuable photographs or other data.

It's faster than the built-in drive of my old MacBook (A1342, 2009) with USB 2.0. I haven't tried it with USB 3.0, and I haven't tried hardware encryption; software for encryption is on the drive. Transferred dozens of GB of data without any problem. Prompt response with directory listings and infos and Adobe Camera Raw and such. Does warm up a bit, but has not gotten hot.I got it with the Nomad case, and the model number of this drive is not listed in the Nomad's manual. It seems to fit better if you replace the rubber fingers, and that's what's recommended for the non-Mac My Passport, but it works well enough with the original rubber fingers.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Very easy setup with multiple password options. You can either setup Complex or Passphrase passwords and also get admin options. Be sure to think about this on initial setup or you may have to reset it if you decide to change later. Still very simple and not a big deal. If you have a need to travel with sensitive data regularly than investing in this type of drive is recommended. If you happen to lose it and someone tries to get to the data, it will erase the drive after 10 failed attempts. It has a number of security features like protection against brute force attacks and virtual keyboard to protect against key loggers. Most importantly it has business grade certified AES 256-bit hardware encryption. If you’re going to purchase something like this don’t skimp on those cheaper no-name devices that state encrypted but not what kind of encryption. Overall quality is on the upper end and when holding the device, it feels very solid. So, no worries about travelling with it and you end up dropping it, stepping on it, etc. Kingston has been around for years and is known for its quality.