Hi Dana,
I suggest using PGPDisk from the PGP suite.
Nelson Santos
On 12 Aug 2004 16:38:16 -0000, Dana Rawson
<absolutezero273c@nzoomail.com> wrote:
G'Day, all.
Hope this isn't too basic of an issue but I wanted to ask for your direction
if possible.
Preface: I have directory which contains sensitive data on a w2k/xp laptop.
I have the directory and files residing within encrypted.
Issue: I would like to password protect this directory so even the user who
is logged into this profile is prompted for a password prior to gaining
access to this data.
Desired outcome: By accomplishing this (if possible) I wish to deny access to
this data via remote entry/being hacked, and also protect the data should the
laptop be stolen, or someone walks away from their computer without locking
it (i.e. ctrl-alt-del) leaving it wide open for someone to sit down and start
playing.
Is this something that can be accomplished? Is there commercial or
opensource software available?
I have found software on the web that states it can password protect a
directory, but with out installing and testing all of them how can I know if
it most secure? Has anyone tested or reviewed this type of software?
Is anyone familiar with this that might make a recommendation?
Thanks again in advance for your time.
Regards,
Dana
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