Securing Data On A Memory Stick (Flash Drive) With Secure Hive

 

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  Take your Memory Stick (Flash Drive)  

Step 1

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  Right mouse click on document or file you wish to protect when you come to add it to your Memory Stick (Flash Drive)  

Step 2                  

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  Highlight and left mouse click on Add to Secure Hive  

Step 3               

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  Tick box, Make self extracting.exe  

Step 4                 

 

  Enter a password of your choice and confirm password then click OK  

Step 5                

  

  The hive was made successfully click OK and close Secure Hive shell.  

Step 6                 

 

  The hive icon contains the Word document highlighted above the hive icon.  

Step 7

  Put your memory stick or flash drive device in to your USB port  

Step 8                 

  

  Right mouse click on hive, click on “send to” in this case send to  “removable drive (f)”  

Step 9                    

  Open my computer and ensure hive has been sent. In this case open "f drive."  

Step 10                 

  

  The hive is secured on the memory stick or flash drive. This hive can be opened on any PC with Windows 98-2000-NT-XP-Vista and 7, a USB port and MS Word, as in this case it was a Word doc that was protected.  

Step 11               

    

  To open, double click on hive icon, this will allow you to enter your password in to the clear box shown.  

Step 12                 

  

 

  Once password is entered Secure Hive will ask you to extract the file to a folder or drive out of the hive, in this case I will extract to the memory stick or "drive f" so you can see the hive and the Word doc together. As you can see also you can browse if you wish to extract to a folder on your PC, you can also tick box open folder after extracted.  

              Result

  

  As you can see the Word document has been extracted and ready to be opened, also while extracting Secure Hive asks if you would like to delete the hive after extracting, in this case I chose not to.  

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System Requirements 16 MB RAM, 1MB Disk space 32 Bit and 64 Bit OS.

Supported Office      Office 2000, 2002, 2003, 2007 and 2010 32 Bit only

Supported OS Win98, WinME, Windows2000, WinNT, WinXP, WinVista, Windows 7

Important Notice: The trial copy is only for testing on a stand alone PC to test email encryption via outlook use sent items. With the Full Version 1.3 you can send and receive emails with anyone else who has a full version of 1.1 and above. Secure Hive will encrypt up to 2GB file/files at Raw Source, 10 GB would have to be done as 5 separate hives.

 

Office 2000/2/XP

Office 2003

Office 2007

Office 2010

 

Secure Hive 2010 Enterprise Version 1.3 is compatible and works with

Microsoft® Office 2000, XP, 2003, 2007, 2010 & Outlook®

Microsoft® Access®, Word, Excel®, Outlook®, PowerPoint®, FrontPage, Project, Visio®, Publisher

Microsoft® Windows®: 98, ME, NT, 2000, XP, Windows Vista & Windows 7®

Full integration with Microsoft® Internet Explorer® through Explorer's context menu and drag drop options.

Now With Command Line Interface Secure Hive 2010 V1.3

Which Version do you need

If using Outlook 2007 or Outlook 2010 once placing your order we will send you the Office 2007/ 2010 version which is fully integrated!

1.3.01 for installs with Office 2000, 2002/XP and Office 2003

1.3.02 for installs with Office 2007 and Office 2010

You can communicate with all versions. but you must install the correct version e.g. you have Office 2007 your colleague has Office 2002 You would have 1.3.02 installed your colleague would have 1.3.01 installed

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