Re: Laptop encryption experiences

["SCHALIP, MICHAEL" <mschalip () CNM EDU>]

We just implemented Symantec Endpoint Encryption......it's been great!!!  Easy to deploy - different modes of 
"recovery" - works great for us.....

M

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Derek K.
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FWIW, we use PGP's Whole-Disk Encryption product and it does work with hibernate (not standby or suspend).

-------------Baylor University------------- Derek Tonkin Information Security Analyst Information Technology Services - 
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Kletnieks
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* PGP Signed by an unknown key

On Mon, 15 Nov 2010 13:36:40 EST, randy marchany said:

> 1. Whole disk encryption (WDE) aka Full Disk Encryption (FDE) only 
> protects your data if a) the system has been powered off

And don't forget that "suspend" or "hibernate" is *not* a power-off.  This is particularly important for those laptop 
users who almost always suspend, and only actually power off or reboot every few months, if at all.


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