CE-Infosys provides a free software for Windows PC that allows you to enhance the security of your desktop computer by setting up pre-boot passwords (pre-boot access control requires you to enter your UserID and password before the system will boot up), AES encryption for Hard disk, encryption for CD / DVD as well as other media such as ZIP drives, USB thumb drives or Memory sticks. One can even encrypt of Individual Files or data that are to be transmitted via Email or FTP.
There are two encryption methods available, one that will keep your data encrypted prior to boot, and one that will encrypt data on-the fly. If the data is encrypted before boot, your hard disk can only be accessed with the proper password (even removing the hard drive would still keep it protected).
Link- CE-Infosys
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WADemosthenes
October 9th, 2006 at 2:00 am
1I’ve always used Truecrypt (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Truecrypt). You can encrypt certain folders, or whole partitions. Also, a dowble layer (decrypt once and you see a dummy file, have to decrypt again for real files) of protection is included. Plus the added benefit of being an open source project. As for a password before boot, many computers can set a bios password, which works nicely, without added software.
Nice blog, I’ll definitely be back to read future posts!
-WADemosthenes: http://wademosthenes.blogspot.com/
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