aiqbench analysis
The article focuses on Apricorn's new 4TB Aegis Secure Key, highlighting its hardware encryption and specific "quantum-resistant" capabilities against future decryption threats. While it discusses storage capacity and general security benefits, the core subject matter centers on cryptographic standards designed to withstand quantum computing attacks rather than consumer electronics or general networking features.
I tested a 4TB quantum-resistant USB drive - but you don't have to spend $3000 for this much security
Apricorn's new 4TB Aegis Secure Key is the biggest-capacity hardware-encrypted flash drive on the market right now.
Follow ZDNET: Add us as a preferred source on Google. Losing a laptop is inconvenient, but usually the worst that happens is some finger-pointing and a bit of awkward explaining. Losing an unencrypted USB drive containing client data can trigger a breach notification under HIPAA or GDPR, even if nobody ever plugs it in. And that's why I recommend hardware-encrypted storage drives. They don't stop you from losing the drive, but they do make the data on it worthless. Apricorn is a manufacturer of encrypted storage drives that I've been…
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