NTI has announced a new version of their USB storage partitioning and
encryption software, NTI Ninja. This new version runs off the USB device, giving users the ability to access their secured data from any
PC.
NewTech Infosystems, Inc. (NTI), announced today a new version of NTI Ninja, the preferred data security solution for
users and manufacturers of USB Flash and other external USB drives. In addition to the user-adjustable partitioning, anti-tamper
encryption and password protection that have made NTI Ninja so popular, the new version has been enhanced with a new level of
convenience. Users can now access the secured data stored on their private partition from any PC, anywhere - there is no need to
pre-install Ninja on the PC to access the users' private data.
"Flash drives are ideal for the growing number of business
people, students, and consumers who want to keep their digital data with them wherever they go," said Bill Yao, NTI president and CEO.
"In addition to being able to store, protect, and share the information on these devices, users also want convenient access, and that is
what NTI Ninja delivers. Users can now access the private data stored on their Ninja-protected USB device from any PC without having to
pre-load the Ninja software on the PC."
I downloaded NTI Ninja back in September when NTI was giving it away for free. While
it has come in handy, I've had to install it on all of my PC's. Needless to say, I'll be upgrading to this new version. If you'd like
to read more, NTI's entire press release can be found here.
