Sentences with phrase «encryption recovery key»

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This includes explaining key security concepts such as physical and technical security, disaster recovery, firewalls, Intrusion Detection and Prevention systems, compliance, encryption and more.

If you've set up FileVault encryption and you can't gain access to your account — for example, if you chose to store the recovery key locally and misplaced it — you'll no longer have access to any files on your Mac.

Continue through the BitLocker setup process to enable BitLocker drive encryption, save a recovery key, and encrypt your drive.

When you sign in with a Microsoft account, the encryption is activated and a recovery key is uploaded to Microsoft's servers.

There's no way to enable device encryption without uploading a recovery key somewhere — not even a hidden power user option.

If you have used BitLocker Drive Encryption feature on your Windows system, you might have noticed that when you save the BitLocker Recovery Key, it is the Desktop that is the default location.

Enabling encryption and giving Microsoft a recovery key is a big help against laptop thieves and other people who might want to snoop on your files.

Microsoft's BitLocker encryption always forces you to create a recovery key when you set it up.

It also forces you to send a copy of your recovery key to Microsoft (or your organization's exchange server), so this type of encryption is vulnerable to social - engineering attacks as well as law enforcement requests.