Removable storage devices are popular for transferring data from one system to other. If you also use DVD/CD or USB Stick for transferring the data, and you want to keep your information safe and secure, the Master Voyager 1.17 could prove to be worth using solution for you. Master Voyager is particularly designed to create protected USB Memory Sticks, and DVD/CD. It helps you to create protected areas on the media that can be accessed by entering correct password to view protected contents. The program works with Advanced Encryption Standard 256 bit method for protecting your records.

Master Voyager includes strong and advanced encryption standard method, which is used to protect contents. It foes not requires the user to install any additional CD burning software as it consists of DVD/CD burning module embedded with it. The program is compatible to work with CDR/ DVD+-R/CDRW/ /DVD+-RW disc types. The interface contains different options on the toolbar enabling the users to protect their data. Select the folder and files that you want to be saved with protection. It’s easy to get the information about the discs and drive, browse through different partition areas formed like Public Area, My Documents, My Pictures and Videos, etc. When it comes to protection of the partition you’re provided ‘Partition Manager’, you can select the partition and make the required changes to it. You can form many secure partitions with different passwords on one media. You also get the features to Erase or Burn the DVD. Creating the protected media you need install Master Voyager on all system as you just need to enter the correct password to access the files.

Master Voyager 1.17 is used to protect CD/DVD and USB memory stick with password to make your data secure from non-permitted intrusion.

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