20TB Aegis Fortress L3 SSD is the world's largest encrypted portable drive

Backing up files to the cloud makes a lot of sense -- you can access them from anywhere, and recover them in the event of your local computer storage being compromised, damaged or stolen. But while cloud backup is secure, it does require you to entrust your personal data to a third-party, and if you have personal or company files that you really don’t want falling into the wrong hands, then storing them on an encrypted drive could be a better -- and safer -- bet. Apricorn makes software-free, 256-bit AES XTS hardware-encrypted USB drives and today it’s announced its… [Continue Reading]