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Can anyone suggest a good HD encryption program? I travel a lot with my laptop and some of the stuff are financial details that I am always worried about when I travel to certain parts of the world. The laptop can be replaced, but customers and suppliers data could be invaluable to competing businesses. so I need something that can keep that data locked in if ever the laptop gets stolen.
Any suggestions?
Yep, I was also just about to recommend TrueCrypt. I've never actually used it myself, but Steve Gibson speaks very highly of it on my favorite podcast, Security Now.
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The company installed PointSec PC, by Checkpoint software, on all of our portables. Now boot up and shut down takes forever, is was long before just with XP but now it's getting unbearable. But what can I say? It's not my machine.
You're in luck then! Microsoft built in their own anti-theft device to all versions of Vista!
Potential thieves will give up having to click "accept" and "run" long, long before they find your sensitive data!
~Phewl
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Gear - Zero DAC with OPA-Earth, fed from the PC via AV710. Zero DAC feeds my Sennheiser HD480II-13R 600ohm headphones, my modified Kenwood KA-3020SE amplifier, and my Rogers loudspeakers.
Black Stax SRS-4040 rig - awesome! Loving it! Certainly worth most of the extortionate amount of pennies it cost. ;-)
You're in luck then! Microsoft built in their own anti-theft device to all versions of Vista!
Potential thieves will give up having to click "accept" and "run" long, long before they find your sensitive data!
~Phewl
Huh? I got a laptop with fingerprint recognition and I can hack into it. I can use ERD to get into the rest of the system. And I am a mere amateur at it. Imagine what a pro could manage then...
I am going to try Truecrypt on one of my general laptop before installing it on my business laptop.