Hide your files and folders from prying eyes. Set your master password and lock your files. No one can access your files without your master password. Hide Files supports NTFS, FAT32 and FAT16 file system types, local hard drives, external hard...
XBoft Folder Lock is a secure and easy-to-use file/folder encryption software. The software is simple and easy to use, powerful and convenient. The encrypted data file is protected from viewing, modifying, moving, copying, and deleting. The...
GoAnywhere OpenPGP Studio makes it easy to protect sensitive files using the popular Open PGP (GPG) encryption standard. Documents can be encrypted, decrypted, signed and verified from your desktop using its intuitive graphical interface. An...
PShellExec is a free tool for protecting PowerShell Scripts. It can prevent sensitive data leaks and control who executes scripts using passwords and secure script parameters. Scripts are executed in memory to protect the intellectual property of...
If you share your computer with others, or even if it is only occasionally accessed by other users, there are certain files and folders that you will likely want to keep private. However, there is no easy way to do this without relying on a...
Encrypt Care is an easy to use, but powerful encryption software which allows user to encrypt or decrypt text and files in batch mode, generate, verify and export ckecksums. Encrypt Care allows you to protect your data using the most powerful encryption...
File Encryption XP is password protection software for Windows. Files are encrypted with hack-proof Blowfish algorithm. This tool works with USB drives, flash memory cards, HDDs, ZIP drives, and works with any Windows PC. When encrypting files,...
'Email Encryption End-to-End' is designed to make it easy to send and receive encrypted email securely. It can be used to encrypt a message to be sent via any email program (including Outlook Express) and any webmail that supports attachments...
If you need to send sensitive data over the Internet you should encrypt it first. Anybody knows this. Right, but what about the other side? You correspondent will probably not like the idea of buying and learning some software just to decrypt your file....
