Container-based, encrypted drive to protect your files and programs

Unencrypted data is an easy target for unauthorized persons or spies and only the encryption protect your data really. The software abylon CRYPTDRIVE offer an effective shield for your documents, videos, photos and programs. Therefore create the software encrypted container, using the international algorithm standards AES and Blowfish with an key-length from 256 or 448 bit. An even greater protection offer the combination of these both procedures. The software abylon CRYPTDRIVE is easy to use. To open your encrypted drive you can enter a password via the keyboard, or use a smart card, CD/DVD or a removable media (e. g. memory stick). Only with correct validation the CRYPTDRIVE is displayed in the File Explorer as drive and the access to the encrypted data is possible. The encryption and decryption of your files works automatically in the background. In a company environment the access authorizations can be also administered using X.509-certificates, whereas a lot of certificates, smart cards or token are supported by abylon CRYPTDRIVE. As additional protection against keylogger the software abylon CRYPTDRIVE offer a password scrambler and image objects to mask the password input over the keyboard.

Requirements:
Pentium oder vergleichbar; 256MB RAM

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