Evidian File Encryption
File Encryption is one of the optional Evidian Data Privacy components. It makes it easy to secure the sensitive information that is exchanged as part of collaborative work.
- It allows workers to encrypt sensitive data, then share or transfer it between members of a project, a workgroup, or a business process
- It makes it simple to encrypt and decrypt sensitive data. Users easily import and use keys prepared by administrators
- All encryption and decryption operations are made using right-click menus, for instance from Windows Explorer.
- The user can select multiple files or folders. After selecting one or several files or folders, the right-click menu lists encryption operations. The user then chooses a key and performs encryption or decryption operations.
Automatic encryption
Evidian File Encryption allows end users to define auto-encryption folders. A dedicated encryption key is associated with each auto-encryption folder. When one or several files are copied or saved into an auto-encryption folder, these files are automatically encrypted. Auto-encryption folders are identified with a special icon in Windows Explorer.Multiple auto-encryption folders can be defined. Thus, if you want to transfer documents to multiple work teams, you can associate a dedicated key to each work team. When files are dragged or copied into a removable storage media, each file is automatically encrypted.
This feature prevents theft of data using removable storage media.
Share keys with internal collaborators

Once an employee has encrypted a sensitive file, he or she can send this file to a co-worker (e.g. by email, Skype, Microsoft Live Messenger). To decrypt the received file, the co-worker must share a secret key with the sender.
Self-decryption for external co-workers

When employees want to send encrypted files to work teams outside their company, they just need to send a self-decryption file. This file is protected by a password.
Administration
Administrators use Evidian File Encryption to create, revoke, and distribute keys used for encryption and decryption.




