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There are many things...

by scott_heath · 11 years ago In reply to full disk encryption

Check out this link:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_disk_encryption_software

Also, if you have XP Pro you have the ability to at least encrypt locations where docs are stored. Just make sure you have a domain policy configured so that there is a master certificate that can be used to unencrypt files in case the user has an issue with their laptop. That's pretty much the case no matter what you use.

Regards,
Scott

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Thanks

by woko1133 · 11 years ago In reply to There are many things...

Thanks for that but I?ve already looked through that, there is a good selection there but nothing there that is 30 to 40 pound. It?s silly that they want a full disk encryption for that price but if there is something then I can?t find it.

Thanks again
Tom

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by scott_heath · 11 years ago In reply to Thanks

This is free and on the list:

http://diskcryptor.net/index.php/Main_Page

I didn't look at every single one, but In 30 seconds I found a free solution. Unless your company doesn't use anything Open Source.

Regards,
Scott

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You get what you pay for :)

by robo_dev · 11 years ago In reply to full disk encryption

Very solid and reliable product, currently deployed on several hundred laptops.

Cost around $100 USD per seat (~$66 GBP)

http://www.guardianedge.com/

You cannot survive on cheap airbags, cheap parachutes, and cheap disk encryption software.

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