May I assume that the data is not secure on the USB since it would need to be accessed by ER personnel using a simple PC?
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I'm sorry but I honestly don't know--I've always assumed that any PC used by medical personnel would be due to HIPPA regulations. Hope this helps you.
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I am not sure what your concern is since in an unconscious state you would want the ER personnel to know what your pre existing condistions are and what meds you are taking. as for insurance, I don't know anyone who doesn't carry their health insurance cards with them.
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I would also assume that the info is not secure. When I plug mine in to add more info, no password is required.
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You can select security levels in the software it has but since it is always on your wrist, I find mine to be secure. Each of my family members have one and we are careful about protecting our information. These have been a literal life saver for us.
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It acts as a flash drive when connected via a USB cable; so as long as you can connect via USB your will be OK.
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USB visible in the middle of the box, it is very too small to find out, but you can find it, just check it carefully
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Yes, you would need to connect the machine to your PC or to your network in order to access employee data.
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No. This is a simple access control device without the ability to retrieve data from it.
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You might want to test it using adata's tools: http://www.adatausa.com/index.php?action=ss_main&page;=ss_usbdiy&lan;=usBackup your data before you test the device.
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No Usb needed However this is not too reliable maybe a different brand may work.
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yes, i think that. the USB is very important, because is using an electronics.
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It is possible, I don't think there would be any harm to the hard drive unless you reformatted to match the computer. You should be able to plug it in, go through your explorer to find the device and accomplish what you want from there.
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no. this is strictly an external backup drive with usb as the sole interface to the computer.
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I have one of these and there is no security software included. It is just a raw storage device.
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This is a network attached storage device. Not a USB drive. You need ethernet for this drive.
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Yes, but not automatically. Drive is hardware encrypted, so you first have to decrypt the drive to gain access. Thereafter, it works like any flash drive.
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Not as a standard option, the connections are but drives are not, if you are willing to access the Linus O/S then here is a link to consider:http://mybookworld.wikidot.com/encrypted-filesystem
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No, the USB is just to connect a music player which has its own user interface. If u connect the hard drive, there is no operating system to access that drive
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Use Caution if you knock over the drive especially when it's in use you could kill the drive or at least lose data. This can easily happen if you use laptop and forgetfully pick it up or move it. The USB cable is not that long.
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I don't know. I threw mine away because it can be read by a Mac but not written on with a Mac. I got Road ID and it's much better. Go to RoadID.com. I think you'll like that better. I've heard that many emergency responders will not plug a USB into their computers for fear of a virus. RoadID uses a website and/or phone with a PIN and ID code. Much better.