Kingston's AES-encrypted 4GB Drive Reviewed. Verdict: Encryption without Performance Compromise

For roaming professionals who need their data handy at all times but can't afford to compromise their company's intellectual data (or their jobs), there's quite a few options out there, most dealing with software encryption. However, such methods can be slow, and do little to protect the fragile drive itself. Enter Kingston's DataTraveler Secure, a robust new flash drive featuring 256-bit AES encryption that works on-the-fly, a self destructing feature that won't get you stopped by bomb squads, and a casing that can handle life's everyday abuses. Corsair also has a similar product that is billed as waterproof as well. Here's the full review of the Kingston.