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Laptop Encryption Becoming Standard Issue

Seagate Technology is now shipping hard disk drives with built-in encryption in the latest ASI laptop computers. This technology has been around for some time but it's a step forward to see it bundled with security management software on a new laptop. No doubt other manufacturers will follow suit. Because full-disk encryption is now becoming a mandatory requirement for all laptops.

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Posted by David Lacey on March 14, 2007 11:25 AM |

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