SimpleSi Posted September 16, 2010 Posted September 16, 2010 I just got some Integral Secure 360 2GB drives - they were cheap - turns out too cheap Unlike previous secure drives that basically present as say drive E: as a CD-ROM with the unlock prog and drive F: as the protected drive that isn't available until you've unlocked it, this one just has an encrypted folder that you have to access via its own interface. e.g if working with a document, you'd have to save it somewhere and then copy and paste it using the proprietary prog to get the file encrypted. So no good if using for storing/saving reports direct to pen drive And each one needs registering (to protect the wonderful encryption prog form being stolen!) before it can be used so that's a lovely job for me before they are handed out to the teachers Shame as I bought "hardware" ones to save my time Never mind - they'll work fine as normal ones Simon 1
TomTomGo Posted May 24, 2011 Posted May 24, 2011 Thanks for posting this, saved our school wasting money on the cheaper models. I've used the Integral Crypto Drives without issues, so will be purchasing these instead.
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