ENC Security Systems of Vancouver, B.C., makers of the ‘un-hackable' Encrypt Stick flash drive software, have announced the Encrypt Stick 5.0 Private Browser that it posits as the safest way to browse the Internet.

Encrypt Stick 5.0 includes a number of enhancements that expand the suite of capabilities that protect a computer user's information and identity. The Encrypt Stick Private Browser runs from a flash drive and provides Web surfing privacy as it leaves behind no trace whatsoever on the host computer. ENC holds that it outperforms most other Web browsers in terms or rendering speed and compliance to Web standards, "scoring 99/100 on the rigorous Acid3 compliance test."

"Recently publicized issues uncovered in many of the most popular Web browsers has brought to light the fact that in ‘Private Mode,' these browsers suffer from flaws that cause a trail of your Web browsing history to be left behind on your computer," says ENC. "The Encrypt Stick Private Browser ensures that even if someone gains access to your computer, they will never know where you have been on the Internet. The Browser leaves behind no cookies. It maintains private bookmarks and a cache to improve performance in an encrypted vault on your flash drive. This allows you to take your bookmarks with you. You can then plug the flash drive into virtually any computer in the world knowing that you and your browsing history are protected."

Encrypt Stick 5.0 includes an integrated Password Manager. The tight integration of the Password Manager with the Private Browser allows users to maintain an unlimited list of login information for all online accounts accessed, including corporate portal, online banking, shopping, travel, and even social media accounts.

Sophisticated technology works behind the scenes to ensure that keyloggers and other malware are not able to access login information, ensuring that each user's identity is always protected, no matter what online accounts are accessed.

The Encrypt Stick Private Browser is now available as part of the Encrypt Stick flash drive encryption software. Users can download the free version of Encrypt Stick and use the Encrypt Stick Browser for 30 days; after which they can continue to use Encrypt Stick and its Password Manager without the Web browser, or buy a license to the full version of Encrypt Stick, allowing them ongoing access to the browser.

The Windows compatible version is available now. Mac OSX compatible sticks are due in a couple of weeks.

For more information, visit: www.encryptstick.com

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