Enterprise Full Disk Encryption

[cgerlingjr at gmail.com (Chris Gerling)]

Definitely use a centrally managed one.  You'll create nothing but headaches
for yourself if you don't.   As far as a specific one, I can't really help
you there as I haven't done this before, just been on the end-user side, and
can see how painful it would be if you used something like TrueCrypt.

On Tue, Nov 4, 2008 at 10:39 AM, xgermx <xgermx at gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm getting bids from HP and Dell on laptops (about 100). Does anyone
> have experience with their respective full disk encryption solutions?
> The reps I've talked too (from both companies) can't really give me
> the technical information that I want, and the information on both
> websites is outdated (2007).
> I've also considered going with TrueCrypt (I have the most experience
> with this and it's free, but there's not a good way to centrally
> manage it).
> Your thoughts?
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