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| Subject: | Re: [unisog] OT: Putting Encyption Functions in the HDDs |
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| Date: | Thu, 27 Apr 2006 15:24:24 -0400 |
Regarding those encrypted hard drives... I know it might be early to ask, but anyone tried them in a corporate environment? I'm curious to know how a global key management can be achieved? What if someone leaves and does't disclose their password, etc. I guess those drives must be tightly integrated with the laptop itself? Via some sort of trusted computing controler? If so, what laptop vendors do support this? Probably IBM... but how about others? Passwords are not too safe so how about smart card support? How does that work? Again probably very integrated with the laptop. Anyone had a chance to "play" with those drives in a real world environment? Many thanks! (N) ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This List Sponsored by: Webroot Don't leave your confidential company and customer records un-protected. Try Webroot's Spy Sweeper Enterprise(TM) for 30 days for FREE with no obligation. See why so many companies trust Spy Sweeper Enterprise to eradicate spyware from their networks. FREE 30-Day Trial of Spy Sweeper Enterprise http://www.webroot.com/forms/enterprise_lead.php --------------------------------------------------------------------------
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