In my last post, I discussed how proactivity is important to prevent the loss of portable device, particularly when traveling on airplanes.

If you are an iPad or iPhone enthusiast in need of security, you now have options available to you from Kensington. Many laptops or other portable computer users are familiar with the Kensington Security Slot on their device which can be used with a cable lock to secure their device. Kensington offers a variety of products in this category – this should be obvious as they are the creator of the security slot that is common on a wide range of portable devices. Read more

As portable electronic devices are becoming standard fare for airline travelers, it is also becoming common that these devices get left on the plane. When a plane approaches its destination and passengers are asked to turn off and put away their electronic devices, those who place the device in the seat back pocket are putting themselves at risk of forgetting it. ALWAYS place your device back into your own bags or keep it in your lap.

When you leave your device on a plane, your only real hope of recovery is to realize your mistake before you have left the gate’s jet-bridge walkway. Once you have stepped past the security door in the terminal, you will not be allowed to return to the plane. Read more

As this is a blog focused on Security products, I keep this discussion directed at Kensington’s Security offerings, and the problems we see our customers facing.  But as most are aware, Kensington offers a number of other solutions –many of which are products aimed at improving productivity of Tablet users.  Check out the newest products being announced this week from Kensington at CES 2012 here.

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