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What You Need to Know When Building Your Data Loss Prevention Strategy
Kingston’s three key practices for a robust DLP for businesses handling sensitive data.
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Cybersecurity – How to Stay Ahead in 2022
We explore our KingstonCognate experts’ thoughts on cyberthreats and cybersecurity challenges.
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Encrypted USB Flash Drives: Cheaper Than Attorney Fees
Invest in encrypted drives so that if they are lost or stolen you are not on the hook for legal fees which can be more expensive.
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How to Stay Secure in a Digitized World
We explore Tomasz Surdyk's thoughts on how all entities can stay secure in the digitized world.
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How Kingston helped lower data center power costs by 60%
Learn how Kingston helped to lower power costs and increase performance so Hostmein could deliver on SLAs.
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How to Allow USB Drive Access Without Compromising Endpoint Security
In this whitepaper, Kingston explains how you can enforce a DLP strategy, while allowing USB drive use.
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Who Is Responsible for Cyber Security and Privacy?
Cyber security and data privacy are everyone’s responsibility. What are the key considerations?
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What are the benefits of next-gen 16Gbit DDR4 DRAM?
Planning a new system? Watch this video to learn about the benefits 16Gbit DRAM next-gen technology.
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What Businesses Need in their Work-from-Home Enablement
What we learned from Kingston’s experts and tech influencers on work-from-home enablement Twitter chat.
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Install more memory in your laptop or desktop PC for a better video conferencing experience
It’s not just internet bandwidth you need when using Microsoft Teams and Zoom. The hardware matters too.
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What is NVMe Storage? NVMe Storage Explained
NVMe or Non-Volatile Memory Express is a super-fast way to access non-volatile memory. It can be around 2-7x faster than SATA SSDs. NVMe is designed to have up to 64,000 queues each capable of 64,000 commands at the same time!
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FAQs for SATA and M.2 SSDs - Kingston Technology
Frequently asked questions around SSD technologies and terms like SATA, M.2, NAND, RAID, NVMe, PCIe, SAS, and keying.
