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Editor’s Pick: September 3rd 2020
“In a world where security is a serious matter, I can see the… ArmorLock drive being used in a range of professions. Whether it’s finance, government, healthcare, legal, media and entertainment sectors, all these industries have one thing in common; they all handle large amounts of sensitive and valuable data that can’t be allowed to fall into the wrong hands.”
In 2020 the Information Commissioner’s Office received almost 500 personal data breach reports from Central government organisations, with one in ten requiring formal investigation and at least 10 incidents requiring the department in question to take remedial action.
With the rise in homeworking, many public sector departments are using cloud services to make data available around the clock and at any location. However, when it comes to providing access to sensitive data such as patient records or client information, putting the information on the cloud may not always be the best approach.
An alternative to the Cloud would be to store the data locally either on a laptop or an external USB. However, if these were lost in transit the data could be compromised.
A solution is now available that offers a way out of this dilemma. The ArmorLock™ NVMe™ SSD was introduced in 2020. The external solid-state drive is compatible with both Windows®10 and macOS 10.12+ computers, with storage capacity available up to 4TB.
WiredGov has recently secured a limited number of ArmorLock loan units, several of which have already been received and succesfully deployed by subscriber organisations across local and central government environments.
Simply submit your details below to find out more about taking this next generation security platform for a no obligation test drive:
Further Resources from Western Digital
Secure Government Data storage: The importance of protecting the device and not just the network
