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Protect sensitive mobile data with encryption

BY: aiko | Category: Technology and Computers | Post Date: 2008-06-10
 

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As PDAs are so easy to lose or to steal it is vitally important to encrypt sensitive data users carry on their Pocket PCs or smartphones. With SecuBox data is protected and transparently encrypted using industry class AES 256 bit encryption algorithm.


What is SecuBox



SecuBox is a data protection and encryption program that turns your PDA or smartphone into a highly secure device. It does not change the way you normally work with data on your device. You create an encrypted storage that looks like a normal storage card to you - only that all information your write there is automatically encrypted. When you finish work with your sensitive Pocket document ., you unmount the encrypted storage card and all these files are completely inaccessible without a password. Even if you loose your device, you can be sure that no data will get into wrong hands - as it is protected with unbreakable AES 256 bit encryption.


Steps to secure your mobile data:



1. Download and install SecuBox from http://www.aikosolutions.com/download/ (Select either Windows executable or direct device installation cab)

2. Install it on your Windows PDA or smartphone

3. Tap Create to Create your first virtual encrypted storage card on your PDA/ smartphone

4. Enter password that will protect your data - this has to be a minimum 8 character password

5. Your new encrypted storage looks and feels like another Windows Mobile storage card, only that the data you write there is transparently encrypted

6. Once you have written all files to this secure location, unmount the storage

7. Now you can be sure no data will get into the wrong hands - even if your device is lost or stolen


Note:



SecuBox is a more secure and more convenient and reliable alternative to Windows Mobile 6.0 encryption. It ensures users will get access to the encrypted files even if the device is hard-reset. With its encryption key backup feature users will be able to get legitimate access to the encrypted storage cards even after Pocket PC device malfunction and partial data corruption.



Compatibility:



SecuBox for Pocket PC: Windows Mobile 6.0/5.0, Pocket PC 2000/2002, Windows Mobile 2002/2003/2003SE/2005, Windows CE 3.0/4.0/4.1/4.2/5.0/5.2

SecuBox for Smartphone: Windows Mobile 6 Standard, 5.0 Smartphone, 2003 SE Smartphone, 2003 Smartphone, Smartphone 2002


For more information visit http://www.aikosolutions.com

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