Full disk encryption, also known as whole disk encryption, protects data that's at rest on a computer or phone, as opposed to email and instant messaging data that's in transit across a network.

Full-disk encryption would only work if the government did not have a more sophisticated way of attacking your system. This is not an issue for most of the world’s powerful governments, as they are ...

When full-disk encryption is deployed, it is assumed to be a black-box panacea for all data security issues. Like any tool or system designed for security, however, full-disk encryption is by no means ...

Full disk encryption (FDE) systems use strong encryption algorithms to automatically protect all data stored on the hard drives of PCs and laptop computers. Users can access the data via an ...

Full-disk encryption is often heralded as a panacea to the huge problems of data breaches and laptop thefts, and with good reason. Making the data on a laptop or other device unreadable makes the ...

Android’s full-disk encryption just got much weaker—here’s why Unlike Apple's iOS, Android is vulnerable to several key-extraction techniques.

A full-disk-encrypted system comes at a greater TCO — not just from the cost of the hardware and software needed, but the costs involved with provisioning and maintaining encrypted systems.

Google’s first attempt to make default full-disk encryption mandatory for phone manufacturers was with Android 5.0 (Lollipop), but it had to abandon that plan because of performance issues on ...

The report, "Total Cost of Ownership for Full Disk Encryption," is based on a survey of 1,335 IT and IT security individuals in the U.S., the U.K., Germany and Japan and looks at the costs and ...

Full disk encryption (FDE) systems use strong encryption algorithms to automatically protect all data stored on the hard drives of PCs and laptop computers. Users can access the data via an ...