Service remotely encrypts or deletes data

Software protection outside of internet connection: Software such as Taceo provides a similar remote laptop security feature, but in order to access any content that is protected using Taceo (email, files) you need an internet connection. Data is protected as ECCs that need user verification for access. If a laptop is stolen the user deactivates the connection between the user alias and the computer the account is active on. Then, whether connected to the internet or not, an unauthorized user will never have access to protected content. Read more: http://www.essentialsecurity.com/pressroom/press_releases/pr_taceo16.htm; Posted by: schwana Posted on: 04/12/06 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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not too mention... kckn4fun | 04/12/06

Thanks for the humor BXLE | 04/14/06

Encrypt after it's stolen? gordon@... | 04/11/06

No need to overlay ZzSmirKzZ | 04/12/06

Maybe would be better if John Zern | 04/12/06

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