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Encrypting specific folders

appiRich

Good afternoon.

How do i go about encrypting at the folder level?

We don't want to encrypt the entire volume and i can't see where in the policies to configure it.

Thanks

Rich

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    Thank you very much for this usefull info. the file share is a good feature but it is limited with personal key or predifined one.

    So if my documents are encrypted with a personal key I can not change the key before sending it to other party via email  but I can only change it while copying it to removable media. So how can the other party open the file?

    it may works fine internally only with the user having sgn and the key in his ring.

    We have also a specific scenario that needs to be applied to certain users.

    Any file inside the company should stay inside. in other word if we encrypt the c Drive for a user with a group key, we want them to be unable to send attachement in clear text. any file should be encrypted and only they can open it internally.  Exemple someone may send confidential files to external party. he will send it encrypted with a group key so that the other party can not open it.

    It is a complicated scenario and I am working on finding the best solution before implementing it in our organization.

    :54245
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    Thank you very much for this usefull info. the file share is a good feature but it is limited with personal key or predifined one.

    So if my documents are encrypted with a personal key I can not change the key before sending it to other party via email  but I can only change it while copying it to removable media. So how can the other party open the file?

    it may works fine internally only with the user having sgn and the key in his ring.

    We have also a specific scenario that needs to be applied to certain users.

    Any file inside the company should stay inside. in other word if we encrypt the c Drive for a user with a group key, we want them to be unable to send attachement in clear text. any file should be encrypted and only they can open it internally.  Exemple someone may send confidential files to external party. he will send it encrypted with a group key so that the other party can not open it.

    It is a complicated scenario and I am working on finding the best solution before implementing it in our organization.

    :54245
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