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Title:
Princeton Disk Encryption: Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Synopsis:
Princeton Disk Encryption (PDE): Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Princeton Disk Encryption (PDE): Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Solution:
The Princeton Disk Encryption (PDE) service is the University recommended
method to protect data by converting it to a format that is unreadable by
anyone except those with a special key. To use a DeSC laptop computer, you
must use this University recommended encryption method. Currently, the DeSC
encryption standard is McAfee Endpoint Encryption software.
Installation
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How do I request Princeton Disk Encryption?
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Who will install Princeton Disk Encryption on my
laptop?
- Laptop encryption directions (SCAD/DCS only).
Traveling with Encrypted Laptops Abroad
Additional Information on PDE
General Information on Encryption
Last Updated:
September 30, 2009
Solution ID:
9944

