R ruttrowg New Member Mar 19, 2013 #1 Encyption ? What does one do for encyption for the Surface Pro?
OP R ruttrowg New Member Mar 19, 2013 Thread Starter #2 With a traditional hard drive one can use Truecypt to encrypt a hard drive or data. What does one do for this critter for encryption?
With a traditional hard drive one can use Truecypt to encrypt a hard drive or data. What does one do for this critter for encryption?
J joga Member Mar 19, 2013 #3 You can use Bitlocker to encrypt all your drives. I'm using it to encrypt my SDXC card. Additionaly you can enable the TPM chip on your Surface Pro. This increases security in case you lose your Surface Pro. Just be sure to save the key files for Bitlocker and TPM in a secure place.
You can use Bitlocker to encrypt all your drives. I'm using it to encrypt my SDXC card. Additionaly you can enable the TPM chip on your Surface Pro. This increases security in case you lose your Surface Pro. Just be sure to save the key files for Bitlocker and TPM in a secure place.
Ruffles Active Member Mar 19, 2013 #4 The TPM chip in the surface is always enabled. I enabled bitlocker on the SSD but skipped it on the SD card since I only store media on it.
The TPM chip in the surface is always enabled. I enabled bitlocker on the SSD but skipped it on the SD card since I only store media on it.
Nuspieds Active Member Mar 19, 2013 #5 I'm using BestCrypt Volume Encryption to encrypt both my C: drive and the MicroSDXC card.
Nuspieds Active Member Mar 20, 2013 #9 Same here. I definitely do not notice any performance degradation whatsoever.
H heed New Member Mar 20, 2013 #10 I use Truecrypt containers. Does anyone know if Truecrypt whole-disk encryption works on this?
Uncensored2008 Member Mar 25, 2013 #12 ruttrowg said: With a traditional hard drive one can use Truecypt to encrypt a hard drive or data. What does one do for this critter for encryption? Click to expand... Use Truecrypt. It works fine.
ruttrowg said: With a traditional hard drive one can use Truecypt to encrypt a hard drive or data. What does one do for this critter for encryption? Click to expand... Use Truecrypt. It works fine.