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Todd Cochrane and Tom Newman spoke to Peter Whitman Director of Operations for DataLocker, about the importance of encrypting your data, especially when traveling. Peter Whitman talked about DataLocker newest product the DLS3. The DLS3 is an encrypted portable hard drive. It connects to your computer by USB 3.0 technology (it will work on USB 2.0) It use military grade
I delve a lot deeper than I normally do, but they are worthy discussions. Had a blast doing this show even though I had a late start. You will want to weigh in on this one folks I think some of the community are starting to wake up that many of us are just pawns and not really appreciated. That
It's Handy Andy and Elyse Kaye from Black and Decker, showing off the iShred which is a stylish paper shredder that will fit into the decor of anyone who loves white. The iShred is the world's "first" vertical paper shredder and it looks like an upside-down snow cone. It's about 30" tall. Instead of feeding paper into the top of
GadgetTrak is a piece of software that you install on your mobile phone or laptop. The software will periodically check in and let you know the physical location of the device. If a camera is present, for example on a laptop, it can even take a photo of the thief and email it back to the owner. The software cannot
Carissa O'Brien interviews Doug from Taser and demonstrates the use of the Taser C2. We tried talking Carissa into getting tazzed but she was not up for it this year. The Taser C2 packages start at $379 and up. Interview by Carissa O'Brien of Geek News Central. Please Support our CES 2011 Sponsors. Save 25% on 4GH Hosting 1yr Subscriptions
Andy McCaskey investigates Debbie Shuey from Cernium Corp and the Archerfish Solo, an intelligent video surveillance system. Most video surveillance systems can detect motion, but they do it indiscriminately. Trees blowing in the wind are as likely to trigger an alert as a burglar scaling a fence. This is where Archerfish Solo is different, in that it can identify the
Fresh back from the Windy City! The snow and cold weather was ok for a couple of days, but I prefer 80 and cool trade winds. Lots of great tech to cover tonight.. I have some great opportunity to someone that would like to underwrite the show for a couple of episodes, drop me a line if your interested. I
Kaspersky Lab has been fighting computer malware for over 13 years and have over 300 million users adding 150,000 a week. Their newest product is called. Kypersky Pure Total Security it is a total PC protection for up to three computers. The system manages all three computers through a single PC. The security updates occur automatically in the background and
You want to be secure and have good passwords, but you find yourself thinking there got to be a better way, there is it is the use of a finger print sensor. Finger print sensors for computers have been around for a while, what makes the Validity Sensor Technology different is the sensor is made of plastic and is separate
Digital security firm Sophos today released their Security Threat Report for 2011, which reviews all the ways that the bad guys are out to get you. It's a glossy 52 page report and is worth a quick read to understand the threats that are out there, especially in areas that you might not be familiar with. The report covers the
Left my cameras at home for the live recording, decided to use the Macbook Pro webcam.. Wow what a piece of crap that thing is. Interesting show tonight reflect on the challenges of post show CES! and soliciting ideas for next year. I have a great line up of content for you along with some serious questions on cloning for
It is fantastic to be back doing the show after a two week hiatus for CES and all of the other adventures I have been on. This one is action packed and I have some major soap box time about Google and their H.264 abandonment announcement and who consumers in general are going to suffer over this format war. Lots
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