SANDISK SECURE ACCESS 2.0 MAC OS
SANDISK SECURE ACCESS 2.0 DRIVERS

SanDisk SecureAccess software lets you configure a password-protected private folder on your SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive with 128-bit AES encryption to ensure the data is secure from unauthorized users. In case your SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive gets stolen or lost, it's recommended that you utilize the SanDisk SecureAccess software included with the SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive. Of course, like any portable device, data security is an important feature. Utilizing the free 2GB of online backup from the YuuWaa cloud storage service, you'll be able to store and back up your SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive easily onto a secure online server available for access anytime, anywhere, and from any web browser. The SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive even backs up your backups.

SANDISK SECURE ACCESS 2.0 MAC OS

To transfer data, you can simply drag and drop files into the flash drive's folder in Windows or Mac OS X.

You'll be able to start transferring and backing up files as soon as you plug in the USB flash drive.

SANDISK SECURE ACCESS 2.0 DRIVERS

The SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive completes its driver installation automatically so you don't have to worry about downloading additional drivers from SanDisk's website. Featuring a sleek black finish, the USB flash drive has a compact, slim design that you can easily slip into your pocket. In addition to fast data-transfer speeds, the SanDisk Extreme USB flash drive also promotes portability and convenience. SanDisk Extreme flash drives come in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB storage capacities. SanDisk Extreme USB flash drives are also backwards compatible with USB 2.0, but obviously you won't get the same speeds as with a USB 3.0 port, because the data-transfer rates would be bottlenecked by the USB 2.0 standard. SanDisk Extreme USB flash drives can connect to a USB 3.0 port for read speeds of up to 190MB/s, which is up to 10 times faster than USB 2.0. That's where SanDisk Extreme UBS flash drives come in handy. There might be times when you don't have access to the Internet, but require a file stored to the cloud, or if you need to restore your computer to a previous backup. While cloud storage is becoming more and more popular, it still relies heavily on your Internet connection, in terms of speed and access.

Sandisk secure access 2.0