Data Security - Kingston Knowledge Centre
Read helpful articles by Kingston’s experts on data security and encryption for portable devices out in the field, as well as security best practices and advice in the enterprise and data centre environment.
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Secure data in transit
HIPAA requires healthcare organisations to keep patient data safe at all times, including in transit.
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NYDFS 23 NYCRR 500 Cybersecurity Requirements
This requires encryption of sensitive data, appointing a Security Officer, cyber security programmes and policy adoption.
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Security for all sizes – Proactive protection from SME to enterprise!
Kingston IronKey encrypted USBs are a security consideration for organisations of all sizes.
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USB storage: Does hardware encryption prevent risks?
We compare unencrypted and encrypted USB drives and explain how to keep data secure!
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How an energy specialist protected their partner's IP with Kingston IronKey
Learn how Kingston IronKey is protecting the intellectual property with customisation.
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How does Kingston IronKey protect global financial services?
Discover why Kingston IronKey is the go-to solution for protecting financial services data.
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Why does the military rely on Kingston IronKey?
Learn how Kingston IronKey is securing the military operations’ data.
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Using and promoting encrypted USB flash drives in your organisation
How can you get your organisation to use encrypted drives and make them part of your security policy? Here are some tips.
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Prevent telecoms data leaks in the field with Kingston IronKey
Learn how Kingston IronKey is protecting telecoms industry's data using encryption.
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Encrypted storage for creatives
Encryption is an incredibly helpful option for creatives to protect their clients’ important files.
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How Kingston IronKey can be a strategic performer
Kingston IronKey encrypted USBs: a small but important part of any organisation’s security strategy.
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Post pandemic commuters are 22% more likely to lose their devices
Kingston IronKey can help mitigate data loss due to the rise in lost electronic devices.
