November 26th, 2007

Not a whole lot of news in the CD recordable industry lately, but this latest release is an exciting one. Soft-R Research LLC has announced today the release of a new security solution based on its Self Recordable media technology, called the the CDSoft-R Cryptex.

From their site: “CDSoft-R Cryptex is the first “all-in-one” digital safe box. Which means; a strong security application combined with a Self Recordable media based on a CD-R. This new security system from Soft-R Research is allowing end-users an uncomplicated and inexpensive way to encrypt and secure their files.”

In a matter of just a few seconds after inserting a CDSoft-R TM Cryptex simply select your files, and then just click on the Record button, and that’s it all your file are automatically encrypted and saved. Now at any time you can securely browse your files directly from the CDSoft-R TM Cryptex and update them or view as required.

Like James Bond, you will not leave any trace from your files on any other computer you used. All Temp files are destroyed when finished and CD has been removed.

“We believe that the Darling case in England is demonstrating that CD-R’s media are missing security and encryption” said Jean-Marc Pinson, the CEO of Soft-R Research LLC, “from governments to low end users the need of encrypting and securing data on CD is today a reality and our CDSoft-R TM Cryptex is fully addressing that need.”