62% of European companies lose confidential data loss due to USB memory. This shocking figure comes from a study conducted last November in several European countries by renowned memory device maker Kingston Technology, and reveals that most companies suffer from significant shortcomings in security.
Apart from these implications, this report sheds wrecking other evidence, not obvious, it is less interesting professional users mostly use USB keys to move your data. As enthusiasts 'home'. However, there is another scenario less popular but hugely attractive in these memoirs have much to say, the possibility of using them to carry, and data, and complete operating systems and applications.
Find out how to "embed" your PC on a USB key
The capacity of memory chips USB keys has steadily increased since these small devices hit the market. In addition, performance also improved through the development experienced Flash devices SLC (Single-Level Cell), MLC (Multi-Level Cell) and MBC (Multi-Bit Cell). The integrated controller, which is the unit responsible for data transfer is carried out correctly, it has also greatly improved. But that's not all.
Leading manufacturers of USB keys sold for a few months solutions feature high performance chips also take advantage of the 8 channels of transfer of USB 3.0 links. The latest comparative Flash memories that we conducted in our laboratory we showed that the performance of these devices have greatly improved. So much in fact that can be used with all warranties as containers for complete platforms and virtual machines, and not just as simple data stores. This is precisely the leitmotiv of this Special Practical we invite you to enjoy: how to address the complete operating system installation on USB.
Over the next few practical items will discover not only how your pocket carry you in Windows 7, 8 or Linux, but all you need to fix your PC using a USB key packed with the best profits. We hope you find helpful. computer,drives,flash,Linux,Technology,USB
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