Is your data at risk?: Why physical security is insufficient for laptop computers

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Data Security,
Laptop Computer,
Physical Security,
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Sophos Plc.
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Overview: Evaluating the various data security options to protect your PCs can be challenging. This paper examines the options, discusses why passwords alone are not sufficient and makes the case for strong data encryption.

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Format: PDF | Date: Jan 2009

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