Adrian Kingsley-Hughes, Contributing Editor

I tested a 4TB quantum-resistant USB drive - but you don't have to spend $3000 for this much security

The drive works perfectly on USB-C Macs using a thord-party USB-C-to-USB-A adapter.

Apricorn's new 4TB Aegis Secure Key is the biggest-capacity hardware-encrypted flash drive on the market right now.

Losing a laptop is inconvenient, but usually the worst that happens is some finger-pointing and a bit of awkward explaining. Losing an unencrypted USB drive containing client data can trigger a breach notification under HIPAA or GDPR, even if nobody ever plugs it in.

And that's why I recommend hardware-encrypted storage drives. They don't stop you from losing the drive, but they do make the data on it worthless. Read Full Review Here...