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OVERLAND PARK, KS and IRVINE, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 08/19/13 -- Data Locker Inc. (www.datalocker.com), a leading developer of encrypted data storage products, today announced its SecureDisk line of encrypted recordable CD and DVD media which will be sold under the EncryptDisc name. The EncryptDisc line, formerly known as SecureDisk, provides government-level FIPS 140-2 validated AES 256 bit encryption and media burning capabilities, self-contained on a CD or DVD disc.

"This is an important step in Data Locker's strategy to grow and innovate in the encrypted storage market," said Jay Kim, CEO, Data Locker, Inc. "DataLocker EncryptDisc, in addition to our recently launched SkyCrypt cloud encryption solution, allows Data Locker to now protect data everywhere, in any form."

DataLocker's EncryptDisc CDs and DVDs combine secure encryption and disc burning functionality self-contained on a recordable CD or DVD for a simple, one-step, solution to secure information sharing and archival storage.

There's no software to install and no need for other third party software applications. DataLocker EncryptDisc addresses the needs of users who require a highly secure yet easy-to-use method to transport, share and archive sensitive data and records on low-cost, high-capacity, industry-standard optical media.

DataLocker EncryptDisc is available through most retail channels and at www.datalocker.com.

About Data Locker
Data Locker is an innovative provider of encryption solutions. Data Locker products secure systems, media, external storage and cloud services for governments, military and enterprises around the world. Headquartered in Overland Park, Kansas, Data Locker devices combine superior convenience and usability with state of the art security. Data Locker is "Simply Secure." For more information, please visit www.datalocker.com.

EncryptDisc is a trademark of Imation Corp and is used under an exclusive license from Imation Corp.

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