In today’s rapidly evolving technological landscape, ensuring the security and reliability of devices used in the workplace...
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.Understanding Data Sanitization: Beyond Deletion
In the realm of data management, a significant gap exists between the perceptions and practices of IT professionals and end...
Beyond USB Storage Devices: The Increasing Risk of USB-Connected Headsets, Webcams
The Inherent Risks of USB Devices USB devices, initially designed for their universal connectivity, carry significant...
Kingston IronKey End-Of-Life: Product Discontinuation And What To Do Next
Do you currently own Kingston IronKey and other Kingston managed drives like DT4000G2DM , DTVPM and DTVP30DM? If so, it's...
Best Practices for Securing Offline Machines in OT Environments: Locking Down USB Devices
Securing offline machines in Operational Technology (OT) environments is essential because of their distinctive challenges...
Unlocking the Power of USB Device Management: Why Native USB Block on Windows Isn’t Enough
Organizations of various sizes are increasingly concerned about managing USB devices on Windows computers. USB devices,...
Preventing USB Attacks in 2024: The Importance of Encrypted USB Devices and Always-On Security
USB drives and keys, those small, seemingly innocuous devices we often use to transfer files or store data, have become...
Centrally Manage IronKey Encrypted Devices using DataLocker SafeConsole Platform
Are you searching for IronKey encrypted products? Or, are you looking to centrally manage IronKey encrypted products?...
Understanding the Threat: Businesses Targeted by Weaponized USBs
Organizations globally, with Italy being no exception, are facing a surge in cyber threats. Most USB cyberattacks possess...



