Business Security 3

OK, for all you math geeks out there...What are the odds of cracking that USB security system and read the data files.

1 - Any length password to open a hidden volume
2 - 64 Character password requiring multiple on-board or standalone key files of any quantity and type in multiple drive locations to authenticate the password
3 - All files then buried in secondary containment files each one possessing the same levels of security as indicated in #2
3 - THEN, all data files are subjected to a triple cascading encryption algorithim and an additional hash algorithim
4 - with each data file also being password protected as in #2

The odds of accessing the data are ?

Business Security 2

OK...I know that was a bit much, but consider this....Multiple corporate locations spanning the globe with a mobile executive and management work force being on call 24/7 required to manage activities and events quickly and efficiently.....How do you do that without the necessary information being at their fingertips, especially communications information.

Consider the Business Continuity Plan Security requirements necessary to protect such confidential information yet have it immediately available as required. Mobile, Sensitive, Secure.... 

Hmmmm...Maybe by attempt to create a bullet proof USB security environment was not too much afterall?

Business Security

Working in the Business Continuity and Disaster Recovery disciplines for many years with a major financial institution was at times a challenge. One of our primary concerns was how to secure sensitive data that had to be carried about in anticipation of a disaster befalling the company. At that time, options were few.

Now, we have the USB drive, capable of holding upwards of 64 GigaBytes of information. A search of the internet will provide numerous drive selections with varying degrees of embedded security.

The following diagram is a sample of what is possible and is the results of my combining multiple security packages onto one USB drive.

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Last week, a Saint Jerome boy, who coolly described how he beat a classmate to death with a baseball bat, was described by psychiatric experts as not responsible because he suffers from a paranoid delusionary disorder. And in another Canadian courtroom, an accused sex-killer was portrayed as a case of multiple personality disorder. While prosecutors and the occasional skeptic may express disbelief, the courts have become so accustomed to listening to psychiatrists explain away hideous crimes, these arguments often sway judges and juries. READ MORE