As the summer holiday season approaches, Kingston Technology, a world leader in memory products and technology solutions, is encouraging families to swap novelty gifts for something genuinely useful on Father’s Day (Sunday, June 21st), such as a secure storage solution designed to keep everyday digital files safe, organised and accessible.
Many families will be taking devices with them on their travels, all of which can carry sensitive information. But even in their everyday lives, going from home to work or school, families are managing countless important files across multiple phones, laptops, hard drives and cloud storage platforms, and this presents a data risk.
According to a survey 38% of people have admitted that they have lost important data due to not backing it up. This is why regular backups, clearer folder structures, digitising ageing physical media and using encrypted storage can help families better manage sensitive information and reduce the risk of losing important files over time.
So whether your Dad is travelling with sensitive business files, managing the digital devices for the family getaway, or he owns a substantial digital media collection spanning everything from films, music, games and eBooks it’s time to ensure those important files are secure, wherever he’s located.
That’s why on this Father’s Day, the compact and portable Kingston IronKey Locker+ 50 G2 USB Flash Drive is the ideal gift. It is designed to organise and secure sensitive files at home, in the office or on the move, delivering “security in every byte”.
Superfast read and write speeds are coupled with military grade encryption designed to keep sensitive files protected even if the device is lost or stolen.
Additional features include multi-password options with Complex and Passphrase modes, anti-fingerprint coating, a virtual keyboard to help safeguard against keyloggers and screenloggers, and admin password reset functionality designed to restore user access if needed.
So, as you ponder what gift to buy this Father’s Day, consider just how much personal and professional information your Dad, or your entire family stores digitally and how backing up is no longer an occasional concern and more of an everyday necessity.
For more information, visit kingston.com