Federal workforce reductions and program decentralization have left state and local data security at risk, forcing...
DataLocker Blog
Welcome to the DataLocker blog, your home for DataLocker’s thoughts on the trends moving the cybersecurity industry. Bad actors are constantly developing new ways to attack and steal your data – don’t get caught in the dark. Follow the DataLocker blog for the latest in security vulnerabilities and how you can better protect your remote data.No Upgrade Path, No Future: The Hidden Cost of Not Using Upgradeable Encrypted USB Devices in Government IT
In the race to secure sensitive data, many state and local agencies unknowingly fall into a long-term trap: they invest in...
Why Country of Origin and Supply Chain Transparency Matters for Secure USB Storage
In today’s cybersecurity landscape, ensuring end-to-end security is not just about encryption standards—it is about...
Why Webcams Could Be the Weakest Link, Uncovering Webcam Security Risks
A New Attack Vector: Ransomware from a Webcam? A recent attack by the Akira ransomware gang has revealed a serious security...
Questions to Ask When Evaluating Encrypted Storage Devices with Chinese Encryption Chips
Use this handy guide to know the key questions to ask vendors who claim to have encrypted storage devices but use Chinese...
Hezbollah Pager Explosions: A Stark Reminder of the Dangers in the Tech Supply Chain
Hezbollah, designated a terrorist organization by the United States and many other countries due to its history of carrying...
The Impact of China’s National and Cyber Security Laws on Global Encryption
China's aggressive stance on national and cyber security has raised significant concerns worldwide, particularly regarding...
Defense-in-Depth: Top 5 Layers of Security Against USB-Related Threats
In the fight against USB-related threats, IT security professionals are increasingly adopting a defense-in-depth approach....
Bridging the Gap: Real-World USB Threats vs. IT Professionals’ Perceptions
In today's complex cybersecurity landscape, understanding the nuances of real-world attacks versus the perceptions of IT...




