Encrypted hard drive products are not new, but warrants the encrypted data are not yet very common. Lately, Bull Information Systems has introduced a portable device designed worldwide to carry data, and even an autonomous work environment, while in motion. 60GB Bull digital vault with AES encryption feature will be available from next month. At the global level will be on display in the European Security Information 2009 Exhibition in London from 28 to April 30, 2009. At the global level is about the size of a PDA and has a small touch screen for authentication user. It contains a 60GB hard drive protected by a built-in security chip developed by Bull, which offers 256-bit AES,
encryption.

A level world allows users to access the files by plugging the USB port of any Windows or Linux. Also compatible with virtualization environments client in a protected partition on the disk, allowing workers to access a full team working environment, according to Bull.

Globule Touch Interface display avoids the need to enter a PIN for access to a computer to authenticate the user and therefore can not be intercepted by any malware lurking. The built in the security chip also offloads all encryption process of the host computer. Centralized management tools, allows a large number of devices World that
configured and monitored.

Bull Information Systems has introduced a portable device designed to carry data at global, and even an autonomous work environment, while on the move.

Bull Information Systems 1 of the valuable contribution on how to take data from the device to serve the nation. A convenient data handling device along with the user-friendly environment to increase their value, and as an intelligent being to serve the users.

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