“What if any security is there? I need to be able to lock it down or at least protect the data that is on the drive.”

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• With the included software, you can encrypt the data on the drive completely, or piecemeal. It's fairly easy to set up. I believe you can even make it so a person can't even see how much of what kind of files are on the drive, without knowing the proper passwords.

  Answered by James 9 years ago

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• There is no hardware security. You'd have to encrypt the drive using software, or an encrypted filesystem.

  Answered by Charbrain 10 years ago

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• I personally use Bit locker it comes with Windows 7 & up. Just make sure you keep the recovery key on a separate drive. Don't use the button encrypt the whole drive, just keep the default of encrypt what is already in use

  Answered by wizard1894 10 years ago

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• you can if you encrypt the drive. A colleague does that

  Answered by tomtom 10 years ago

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• It can be encrypted with most standard programs and I think Windows even has a built in mechanic for that.

  Answered by Bill 10 years ago

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