tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4391522908329730957.post5809898740453518098..comments2008-12-02T17:10:19.951-05:00Manu Namboodirihttp://www.blogger.com/profile/16254830889604237082noreply@blogger.comBlogger1125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-4391522908329730957.post-24973174662242249932008-12-02T17:10:19.951-05:002008-12-02T17:10:19.951-05:00Could not agree with you more, Manu! It does become a never ending spiral if one tries to block all of the exits in order to prevent data breaches. A more comprehensive solution is to protect the data itself. That's why we took the approach you suggest of encrypting the data while it's at rest, as well as in motion. But we took a step beyond as well, recognizing that data is vulnerable once it's decrypted for viewing or editing. In addition to encryption, we prevent propagation - no copying, pasting, printing, etc. So it doesn't matter whether the data is on a laptop drive, a server, or a USB device, it's always protected - even if the "wrong" person gets ahold of it. True portability. Any USB drive can be turned into a secure drive, containing personal, private information or confidential business information. We are having a no charge open beta for anyone who would like to give the technology a try with our latest product, Personal Fortress (http://www.fortressw.com/beta_reg.htm).beyondencryptionhttp://fortressware.wordpress.com/noreply@blogger.com