Removable media is a type of storage that can be easily removed from a device. Examples of removable media include USB drives, CDs, DVDs, external hard drives, and memory cards. It is used to transfer data between computers or to store large amounts of data that would otherwise take up too much space on a device's internal storage. Removable media is also used to back up important files in case of a system failure or data loss.

• USB Drives
• CDs
• DVDs
• External Hard Drives
• Memory Cards

Best practices for using removable media devices

1. Never leave the device unattended while in use.
2. Encrypt data stored on the device.
3. Use strong passwords to protect access to the device.
4. Avoid connecting the device to public computers or networks.
5. Use anti-malware software to scan the device before transferring data.
6. When necessary, use devices that are compatible with your operating system.
7. Regularly back up your data stored on the device.
8. Ensure that the device is formatted before transferring sensitive data.
9. Physically secure the device when it is not in use.
10. Keep the device updated with the latest security patches.