Not to discount the value of media with built-in encryption hardware, but...maybe you should also try the same methods as secure couriers in the movies: attach the USB drive to a cord or chain clamped to your wrist, so that it can't leave you without your knowledge. You can probably adapt a simple, cheap lanyard made for carrying thumb drives.
Losing control of your information is bad, but so is losing your work and your valuable equipment. Combining high- and low-tech measures seems appropriate. Of course there's also the lowest tech of all: designate a secure place (a buttoned-flapped or zipped pocket, for example, or even a money belt or a traveller's concealed document shoulder pouch) in which you will carry the medium, and write out a checklist to make certain that you've followed your procedure. -- Mark H. Wood, Lead System Programmer mw...@iupui.edu There's an app for that: your browser
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