From the course: Security Tips: Protecting Sensitive Information
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Encrypted disks and disk images
From the course: Security Tips: Protecting Sensitive Information
Encrypted disks and disk images
- [Instructor] While we can encrypt individual files, we often want to work with more than one file securely. And handling many individually protected or encrypted files quickly becomes tedious. To avoid this, we can encrypt the disk that files are stored on instead, wrapping up any number of regular files in a secure container. This ensures that all the files on a given disk are protected and that we don't have to deal with securing each file individually. Especially when it comes to securing our own information, encrypted disks and disk images are very useful tools. All of the major desktop operating systems support encrypting the entire boot disk, and they also support encrypting other disks like internal hard drives, USB thumb drives and external direct attached hard drives. This makes full disk encryption extremely accessible and widely available, and that means that now using it as a best practice for ensuring data…
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Encrypted disks and disk images3m 38s
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Encrypted disk using BitLocker on Windows3m 43s
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Encrypted disk image using BitLocker on Windows4m 11s
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Encrypted disk using FileVault on macOS4m 17s
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Encrypted disk image using Disk Utility on macOS5m 6s
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Encrypted disk using LUKS on Linux5m 39s
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Encrypted disk image using LUKS on Linux2m 16s
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Cross-platform encrypted disk with VeraCrypt6m 53s
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Cross-platform encrypted disk image with VeraCrypt4m 33s
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