Secured eUSB for Windows

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Key Details of Secured eUSB

Upgrade your standard USB flash drive to an encrypted and secured device.
Last updated on August 30, 2010
There have been 1 updates
Virus scan status:
Clean (it’s extremely likely that this software program is clean)

Developer’s Description

Upgrade your standard USB flash drive to an encrypted and secured device.

Secured eUSB is a USB encryption solution designed to be easy and fast to use, all the while maintaining the highest possible level of security. Using AES-256 bit encryption this has been achieved. As a vital part of the Simple Encryption Platform (SEP), Secured eUSB is tightly integrated within your operating system, lying merely as a thin layer on top of your existing infrastructure.

Secured eUSB for Windows

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Full Specifications

GENERAL

Release: August 30, 2010

Latest update: August 30, 2010

Version: 4.6.9.8319

OPERATING SYSTEMS

Platform: Windows

Operating System

Windows 10
Windows XP
Windows 7
Windows Vista
Windows 2003
Windows 2000

Additional Requirements: USB flash drive

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Total Downloads: 1,439

Downloads Last Week: 0

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User Reviews

5/5

1 User Votes

An excellent USB encryption software
sspISmeDecember 6, 2008
Pros
-Zero footprint (no need to install drivers/software on host PCs) -Easy to use -Excellent customer support -Allows files to be opened & edited within the secured environment so no file gets copied to host PC. Includes secured recycling bin on USB
Cons
-None that I am aware of
Summary
I first installed and tried the Migo Personal Vault. I had given it 4 stars (see my other review). However, I had contacted tech support and sales department for two different questions and after 3 weeks, still have not received a response from either. I had contacted Cryptzone with the same questions and received a response the next day. Unlike the Migo Personal Vault, this encryption allows you to work right off of the USB drive, so you don't have to decrypt the file before working with it. Migo will decrypt the file and you have to remember to re-encrypt the file when you are finish working with it. For eUSB, when you open a secured file, it stays encrypted on the USB drive and no unsecure copy is placed on the PC. When you are finished, you can rest assured that there are no remnants of the file on the PC. There are far more user options allowing you to tweak the program/encryption to your tastes. Cryptzone also installs a secured recycling bin on the USB drive, so when you delete the file it is placed in the USB's recycling bin, which you can empty at a later time. In the end, I went ahead a bought a copy of Cryptzone eUSB instead of the Migo Personal Vault even though it was $10 more. I secured all the USB drives in our household and have also recommended Cryptzone to the IT department at my workplace. I highly recommend you try the trial version and see for yourself.