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Protect important information is an irreplaceable part of the security of any organization. Useful tools for data encryption and secure deletion of information belongs to the tools of TrustPort Total Protection. For businesses or home users who do not require a complete security suite, a new product enters the labor market TrustPort.

Tools TrustPort becomes the perfect tool for secure deletion of information. “Some of our customers, both existing and potential have been losing the opportunity to purchase a data protection software independent,” says Marcela Parolkova, commercial director at TrustPort. “So we want to provide a product that will keep your confidential information completely secure. This is what TrustPort Tools is. “

TrustPort is a modular software Tools, presenting in principle two methods of data encryption. The first is ideal for authorities within companies and institutions that handle sensitive customer information or regular citizens. The documents that are not used regularly, can be stored in encrypted files.

No matter when the information confidential is opened and processed, drive encryption function is at hand. This tool ensures automated encryption of files when they are being copied or moved within a virtual disk. The user opens and saves documents in the same way you would a regular hard drive, making it quite comfortable operation.

Another important feature of the product is secure deletion. “There are institutions and companies with absolute necessity of deleting information appropriately,” says Petr Vanek, head of research and development of TrustPort. “Many people still believe it is more than sufficient to delete documents. When we talk about important information, then we must say: No, not enough. “

TrustPort Tools enables erasure of information in eight different ways, depending on the confidentiality of documents. As a standard method, using a method of 3 overwrites the main document. Using this software is very easy to automatically erase the information stored as temporary files, internet browsing history, recycle bin and more.