TrueCrypt - the warnings you'll see on websites are probably
'political', but there are older * definitely * safe versions out there.
On 20/01/2015 20:51, John Weller wrote:
I occasionally have to carry files containing name and address information
from one location to another on a USB memory stick. To comply with the UK
Data Protection Act those files should be encrypted or protected in some
way. I am looking for a utility that will allow me to do that - any
suggestions? It should be cheap, preferably free :-) and be stand-alone; I
want to be able to plug it into any computer and after entering a suitable
password be able to copy the files in an unencrypted state on to that PC. I
know there are several apps about that claim to do something similar but the
ones I have seen don't seem to be stand-alone. Has anyone any experience of
this and can recommend a suitable app?
Regards
John
John Weller
01380 723235
07976 393631
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