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Top 5 Cyber Security Tips You Should Follow in 2019

top 5 cybersecurity tips

The new year is here, and now is the perfect time to wipe the slate clean and start 2019 off on the right foot. While many people’s New Year’s resolutions will be centered around eating healthier and exercising more, here at Kruptos 2 Software we’re more concerned about your digital wellbeing so we come up …

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How to Protect Your Privacy on Your Devices

how to protect your privacy

These days, computers, smartphones and internet-connected gadgets have made our lives easier to the point where we’d be stuck without them. This article request you to take few easy steps on how to protect your privacy on your devices. We use our device for one-stop payment, personal health, work, gaming, productivity, texting, tweeting, Facebook-checking machine …

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9 Encryption Use Cases When You Should Use?

encryption use cases

Encryption may sound like a subject best left to hackers and criminal use, but don’t be a victim: It’s very critical part of every walks of life and something that’s important for everyone. Here you can learn about 9 encryption use cases which help you to decide whether your files need encryption or not. It’s …

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10 Best Practices for Securely using USB Drives

best practices for securely using USB drives

Do you know how most personal and business data breaches happen? Lost laptops, portable hard drives and USB drives. Here you can learn about 10 best practices for securely using USB drives Now many of us have some kind of security practice in place for lost computers and USB drives, whether it’s encrypted drives with …

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How to View or Edit Your Files Securely in USB Drive?

how to view or edit your files securely

An encrypted USB thumb drive is the safest way to carry any sensitive files. This article shows you how to view or edit your files securely which are stored in USB drive using Kruptos 2 Go for USB drive encryption software. Unfortunately, you cannot password protect your entire USB drive, like you can password protect …

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Password Protect Your USB Drive in Two Easy Steps – USB Security

USB Security

Kruptos 2 Go is tiny yet very effective USB security software that lets you password protect USB drives as simple as in two easy steps. USB Sticks, Flash drives, memory cards, thumb drives, portable hard drives: whatever you want to call them, they’re more like keychain accessories; they can be often used to carry highly sensitive information that you …

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How to Share Your file with Clients Securely using Kruptos 2 Professional

How to Share Your Data with Clients, Securely

You have confidential data that you need to share with your clients, you can’t send encrypted documents as the client does not have access to, or can’t install a decryption reader program. You can’t send a self-decrypting files via email as many internet services and company policies block attachments that contain Zip or Exe files. …

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Should I Encrypt Every File on My Computer?

Should I encrypt every file

It’s great that you’re thinking about protecting your files, with all kinds of snoops out there (from big government to identity thieves). You’re right, though—you don’t need to encrypt every single file you store or send (especially the MP3s). This article helps to answer your question should i encrypt every file on my computer or …

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Short Passwords ‘Hopelessly Inadequate

The availability of password-cracking tools based on increasingly powerful graphics processors means that even carefully chosen short passwords are liable to crack under a brute-force attack. A password of less than seven characters will soon be “hopelessly inadequate” even if it contains symbols as well as alphanumerical characters, according to computer scientists at the Georgia …

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