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Let you own a private data-space which you can take along with you. And, you can open it on any PC at any time! Keep you private information secret (for the family customer), Transfer data safely and conveniently (for the office personnel).

Virtual Serial Ports Driver (VSPD) is a Windows device driver. Using it you can create any number of virtual serial COM ports in your system which will be virtually connected to each other via virtual null-modem cable

Dekart Private Disk Multifactor is an easy-to-use, secure and reliable disk encryption software. Provides 100% protection of private information without making you think about security

a network disk system, DSCSI used a server by using it's disk or disk image file as a data source. DSCSI provided the data service for the clients, and create a disk(all the same as the server's) on the user's computer...

VSPD Mobilel can create up to 20 pure virtual serial ports in your mobile system, resulting in 10 virtual serial ports pairs available for integration. Both ports in a pair are connected via a virtual null-modem and fully emulate real serial ports.

The Returnil Virtual System Business Edition is a powerful virtualization technology that completely mirrors your actual computer setup and it can create a virtual storage disk within your PC where you can save documents, data and files.

Hide Private Folder is a cute tool that hide your private folders easily. With it, you can hide your folders and thus prevent access by anyone else to your personal files.

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Private keeper will help you hide your personal data from public eye and reliably store them.Thanks to one of the most proven and fast RC6 encryption algorithms, Private keeper will never let your data (PINs, passwords...) fall into bad hands.