The replacement is VeraVrypt...

Also, if you are Windows 7,8 or 10 then why not use the Windows built in 
Bitlocker software? That is definitely free and already installed. Easy to use 
as well. I use this for the USB drives at work and it encrypts the whole drive 
so no need to pre-allocate space and no speed loss either.

Dave

-----Original Message-----
From: ProFox [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of John Weller
Sent: 19 May 2016 17:00
To: [email protected]
Subject: External Drive Encryption Software

I am doing some work with a local children's charity.  They have an 
administrator who keeps all of the correspondence and reports, etc on her 
computer.  When she goes on holiday a deputy takes over but doesn't have access 
to all of the data.  I have offered a redundant external HDD that they could 
keep all of the data on and just transfer the drive to the deputy.  Because the 
data is confidential the HDD will need to be encrypted.
The solutions I have looked at so far seem to require software to be installed 
on the computer and I am not certain that the drive could be passed between two 
PCs.  Ideally there would be some form of encryption with the software on the 
external drive.  Can anyone suggest a suitable program?
It would need to be cheap (free?) as, like all small charities, they don't have 
much money.  Unfortunately BitLocker won't work as their OS are the Home 
version.

Regards

John

John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631




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