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By Wayne Rash, Infoworld | InfoWorld | Published: 01:15, 26 September 2005
Protecting mobile data is important, but should you encrypt the whole disk or just the files you want? Here's one answer.
Power on encryption means files are protected whilte the machine is in use, broad platform support including BlackBerry
Admin support required, or users can by-pass power-on encryption
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Vishnu Dutt said: I would like to know how does credent ensure power on encryption As there are hundreds of directries stores in a system Do we manually assign password to the directries of our choice or it assign the boot passowrd to all the directries by default