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RE: Whole disk encryption

Subject: RE: Whole disk encryption
Date: Tue, 5 Sep 2006 16:31:39 +0200
We use SafeBoot on all our laptops and even on a bunch of dekstops.
With SafeBoot you can make users, groups, policies etc, so you can
assign more than one user to that specific laptop or groups of laptops.

Sure you will lose some performance but those laptops will not be used
for heavy gaming I assume...

You can change all these settings remote if that laptop connects to the
internet.

For specific data you can also use the content encryption future to
encrypt files locally or on the network. You can even make e default
folder witch will always encrypt the data inside or by extension.



With kind regards,

Gerard van der Meer


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Van: Denis Jedig [mailto:seclists@syneticon.de] 
Verzonden: zaterdag 2 september 2006 21:34
Aan: Paul Giddens
CC: focus-ms@securityfocus.com
Onderwerp: Re: Whole disk encryption

Paul Giddens wrote:

GIVEN that, if you are concerned about security and want to use
encryption,
WHY would you choose to NOT do full disk?

 From a functionality perspective the answer is simple: more encryption 
will cost more performance (unless the disk itself supports 
en/decryption in real time).
 From a security perspective:
- because you might have a computer used by more than a single person
- because you might have a person using more than a single computer (and

still wanting to be able to en/decrypt his data everywhere)
- because you might have a person who does neither own nor administer a 
computer and needs the ability to change the encryption keys herself

Pretty much like with transport vs. end-to-end encryption there are uses

for both types of storage encryption. They might be completing each 
other in a security solution but will not be able to act as functional 
substitutes for each other.

Denis

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