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iStorage is the trusted global leader of PIN authenticated, hardware encrypted data storage devices, that include; USB Flash Drives, Hard Disk Drives, and Solid State Drive formats. We deliver the most innovative products to securely store and protect data to military specified encryption levels; safeguarding your valuable business information whilst ensuring compliance to regulations and directives.

Our name comes from Ashur, the protector. It’s a responsibility our whole team takes seriously, wherever they are in the...
23/10/2026

Our name comes from Ashur, the protector. It’s a responsibility our whole team takes seriously, wherever they are in the world.

This week the NCSC issued a critical alert on PHP, urging organisations to take immediate action. Our teams in the UK and US acted the same day, following the recommended guidance to keep our systems and software protected, and they continue to monitor vigilantly.

Our customers trust us with the hardware-encrypted drives we build, and with the remote management platform their IT and data security teams use to monitor, manage, and enforce policies on those drives. That platform never stores their sensitive data, which stays protected by the hardware encryption on each drive.

Our mission is to make data security simple, accessible, and uncompromising - that applies to how we protect ourselves as much as how we protect our customers.

Questions? Our team is here to help: https://ow.ly/ufNc5100oxc

"PASSWORD PROTECTED" AND "ENCRYPTED" ARE NOT THE SAME CLAIM A password prompt controls who the software lets in.Encrypti...
22/10/2026

"PASSWORD PROTECTED" AND "ENCRYPTED" ARE NOT THE SAME CLAIM

A password prompt controls who the software lets in.
Encryption controls whether the data is readable at all.

On many USB drives, that prompt is software sitting on top of files stored in the clear. Bypass the software, read the memory directly, and the data is still there.

With hardware encryption, the data itself is encrypted on the device. Nothing readable to recover, whatever happens to the software.

One is a door. The other is the lock on everything behind it.

For Cyber Security Awareness Month, add PIN protection to the checklist. It keeps access control on the device itself, not on the computer it's plugged into.

Which one is protecting your organisation's drives?

TODAY IS GLOBAL ENCRYPTION DAY Most of the conversation will be about encrypted messaging and the pressure governments a...
21/10/2026

TODAY IS GLOBAL ENCRYPTION DAY

Most of the conversation will be about encrypted messaging and the pressure governments are putting on it. That matters and it's half the picture.

A device goes missing. Encryption is what decides whether that's an inconvenience or an incident.

PIN-protected encryption doesn't depend on who's holding the device or how careful they are that day. That's why PIN protection belongs in the Cyber Security Awareness Month conversation and why we believe protection should travel with the data itself. Keep your data safe with our encrypted catalogue today: https://ow.ly/GrQx50ZYTyz

Pay or publish? The question boards should ask before an attack Manchester Airports Group refused a ransom demand, and t...
20/10/2026

Pay or publish? The question boards should ask before an attack

Manchester Airports Group refused a ransom demand, and the stolen data was published online for free, affecting nearly nine million people.

Our Group CEO Andrew Willdig believes refusing to pay is often the right decision, but says organisations rarely plan for what comes next.

"When you say no, you're accepting that your data may be published, that your customers may be targeted and that you'll be dealing with the fallout in public."

The real test isn't whether you pay. It's whether you can cope without paying.

Andrew's full comments are in our latest press release: https://ow.ly/EMbh50ZYTkN

Has your board asked what it would do if paying was never an option?

The standard you've been procuring against just expired On 21 September 2026, FIPS 140-2 officially sunset. Every certif...
15/10/2026

The standard you've been procuring against just expired

On 21 September 2026, FIPS 140-2 officially sunset. Every certificate issued under it has now moved to NIST's Historical list, which means new procurement needs to point to FIPS 140-3.

Level 3 is a testing regime, not a paperwork exercise, and it's issued independently. Nobody self-declares it. Our datAshur PRO+A and PRO+C hold FIPS 140-3 Level 3.

Swipe through or read our blog for what Level 3 covers and what the sunset means for your next procurement: https://ow.ly/q2jo50ZWPJC

Reflecting on Atea Action in TallinnLast week our Sales Director, Melanie Kubasik, attended Atea Action in Tallinn along...
14/10/2026

Reflecting on Atea Action in Tallinn

Last week our Sales Director, Melanie Kubasik, attended Atea Action in Tallinn alongside Igor Zujev, Country Manager for Estonia at our Baltic distribution partner, Hermitage Solutions Baltics.

It was a great opportunity to meet Atea customers and talk about the practical data security challenges organisations across the Baltics are facing: keeping files secure during transport, protecting information if a drive is lost or stolen, and maintaining offline backups for ransomware recovery.

Many conversations focused on how PIN-authenticated, hardware-encrypted portable data storage can fit into everyday workflows and support existing data protection policies.

Melanie said: “It was great to be at Atea Action with Igor and the Hermitage Solutions Baltics team. Meeting Atea customers face to face and hearing about their day-to-day challenges was really valuable, and we’re looking forward to continuing those conversations.”

Thank you to Atea Eestis for hosting, to Igor and the Hermitage team for a great day together, and to everyone who visited the booth.

13/10/2026

EVERY AWARENESS MONTH CHECKLIST SAYS THE SAME FIVE THINGS

1. Use strong passwords
2. Turn on multi-factor authentication
3. Learn to spot a phishing email
4. Keep software updated
5. Report anything suspicious

All worth doing. All about the network.

The National Cybersecurity Alliance's theme for this year's Cyber Security Awareness Month is "Don't Make It Easy for Them", and almost every habit it covers happens at a desk. Very little of it covers what happens when data leaves the building, on a drive, a laptop or in someone's bag.

That's the physical security gap and it's the one we work to close. This Cyber Security Awareness Month, we'll be making the case for PIN protection: access control that sits on the device products: https://ow.ly/fOai50ZWP11

THE QUIETEST WEEK OF THE YEAR IS OFTEN THE RISKIEST. Semperis's 2025 Holiday Ransomware Risk Report found that 52% of or...
08/10/2026

THE QUIETEST WEEK OF THE YEAR IS OFTEN THE RISKIEST.

Semperis's 2025 Holiday Ransomware Risk Report found that 52% of organisations hit by ransomware in the past year were attacked during a holiday or weekend, and 78% of companies cut security staffing by half or more during those same periods.

Most of that conversation focuses on networks and phishing. Less attention goes to what happens to portable devices during the same quiet weeks: laptops travelling home for the break, USB drives moving between sites, with fewer people around to notice if one goes missing.

Hardware encryption doesn't need anyone watching. The protection is built into the device itself, whether security teams are fully staffed that week or not.

If your data protection plan assumes someone's always watching, this might be a good time to check what happens when they're not.

See our encrypted flash drives here: https://ow.ly/R8b650ZUlBV

THE NAME BEHIND THE PROTECTION.Ashur was a god the Assyrians looked to for protection. It's where datAshur and diskAshur...
07/10/2026

THE NAME BEHIND THE PROTECTION.

Ashur was a god the Assyrians looked to for protection. It's where datAshur and diskAshur get their name, and it's not just a nice bit of wordplay.

Seventeen years ago, iStorage set out to solve one problem properly: how do you protect sensitive data so it stays protected, wherever it ends up, without relying on software, drivers, or anyone remembering to switch something on.

Every datAshur and diskAshur device is built around that same principle. Encryption happens at the hardware level, inside the device itself, so it works exactly the same way whether it's plugged into a hospital diagnostic machine, a police laptop, or your own PC. Government departments, hospitals and multinational businesses in over 50 countries now rely on that idea. It hasn't needed to change.

Our mission hasn't changed since day one either: make data security simple, accessible, and uncompromising, wherever your data travels.

Find out more about where we started: https://ow.ly/HpMG50ZUlH0

06/10/2026

THAT'S A WRAP ON CYBER SECURITY WORLD ASIA

Twenty years in the region says a lot about the trust Halodata Group has built. This year, we were proud to be part of that story as one of the vendors at the heart of their solution-led stand.

For Kyle Zemke from iStorage, it was all about the conversations: "The most useful experience you can get at a conference is sharing knowledge. There are so many emerging technologies, it's hard to keep up alone. This was my first year at Tech Week Singapore and I loved every minute!"

For Resham, CEO of Halodata, it was the synergy brought about from the different vendors. "Cybersecurity is a team sport and Istorage Kanguru is a big part of the game. Hardware Encryption with remote management has always been a game changer in Asean and the executive presence of Andrew at the show just confirms that to the visitors."

Thank you to Halodata for hosting us on Stand 5-K50 and to everyone who stopped by to see us.

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