I have a computer with sensitive data. The data is on two separate partitions. The primary partition is all sensitive data. The secondary partition only has a folder that is sensitive.

I am not worried about external attack, I am not even worried about physically accessing the computer while it is up and running, but I am worried if someone were to steal the computer and have time, and physical access to it.

I would like to encrypt the data partition... and the folder on the other partition. I would like to do this in such a way as to make the data, while the computer is running normally, completely accessible both by the logged in user and the network. But if the computer is shut down, the data should not be able to be accessed without the right key, or some other method, no matter how smart and sophisticated the effort.

I want it to be safe for the data, easy to use, as if it isn't even there, but the data needs to be encrypted in a un-hackable format.

Any thoughts?



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