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• Secure, Online Video-Photo Hosting*
  Wednesday 20 June 2007 – 04:41
  Is $5.95 per month ($299 lifetime) the right price for unlimited online capacity and access to uncompressed high-resolution/raw image data? Then Phanfare could be for you.
• Secure Remote Data Access for Home Users*
  Thursday 3 April 2008 – 03:50 in Networking
  Go out and about... while your data stays at home. We show you how to safely access your data over the Internet using a Virtual Private Network (VPN).
• Fast and Secure: A Comparison of Eight RAID Controllers*
  Tuesday 12 November 2002 – 06:00
  High capacity, faster speed and data security are the main arguments in favor of RAID systems. Be careful with onboard controllers, however; their features are rather limited.
• Are You Secure Online?*
  Thursday 25 October 2007 – 11:18 in Networking
  With some websites, including Gmail, playing fast and loose with security we provide a basic rundown of Internet security, and how it works.
• U.S. Robotics Secure Storage Router Pro reviewed*
  Sunday 26 October 2003 – 07:45
  U.S. Robotics has been on an innovation tear lately. First with its 100Mbps 802.11g wireless product line, and now with a new twist on an old product category.
• The Web Is My Castle: Secure Backup Over the Internet*
  Friday 15 December 2006 – 05:20
  Hamachi is a free tool for establishing secure VPN connections between two PCs by mediating p2p connections (like Skype does). Its potential for Internet backup and data replication is huge.
• Kanguru's Secure USB Memory Stick*
  Thursday 21 August 2008 – 01:20
  USB drives can be critical when it comes to data security for companies. The Defender from Kanguru only saves data in encrypted form, and enables the remote deletion of content over the Internet in case of theft.
• Review: Buffalo Technology 125* High Speed Mode Wireless Remote Secure Gateway*
  Thursday 30 December 2004 – 04:45
  Sometimes innovative products are the ones that just bundle the right combination of existing capabilities into an easy-to-use package. We found that Buffalo Technology's WZR-RS-G54 fits this bill and merits a look if you frequently need to reach back into your LAN from afar.