Be careful with the so-called "hardware" encryption devices. It turns
out that some of them aren't really quite good:
http://www.heise-online.co.uk/security/Enclosed-but-not-encrypted--/features/110136
j maccraw wrote:
Bottom line is time has come for *affordable*, faster,
dedicated hardware
solutions to be made available. Either in the form of
TPM's in motherboards,
storage devices, host controllers, or even inline
black boxes between device &
host using a tamper-proof hardware solution. A
solution like the IronKey USB
flash drive has between it's USB interface & flash
RAM. Give me a bunch of those
modules in the form of SATA go-betweens & programmable
hardware security token
I'd have all my SATA drives encrypted!
