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DriveCrypt encrypts selected data areas. DriveCrypt Plus Pack encrypts the operating system drive and authenticates before Windows starts. The two products can be combined.

Applications and users with appropriate permissions can read an unlocked volume. Lock confidential containers when you no longer need them.

Do not assume that decryption will be possible later. Plan secure backups and the recovery options supported by your product configuration in advance.

Compatibility depends on the product release, Windows version, boot mode, storage and other components. Check compatibility and create a tested backup before system encryption.

Use the product’s online registration or the existing Key Generator. See the activation guide for the steps.

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No. DriveCrypt Plus Pack handles system encryption. Both products can complement each other on the same computer.

Yes. Open only the volumes you need. While a volume is open, authorised users and programs can access its contents.

Yes. DriveCrypt supports GPT drives.

The FAQ gives the NTFS filesystem limit on Windows 7 and later. Older product copy lists 16 TB, so the limit is version-dependent.

It supports containers on external storage. Encrypted partitions require a full DriveCrypt installation on the other PC.

There is no vendor backdoor. A customer-configured master password is a separate access credential and must be planned in advance.

Triple Blowfish provides a key length of up to 1344 bits. Other options include AES-256, Serpent, Twofish and cipher combinations.

Yes. DriveCrypt can configure a USB stick as a crypto token for access to encrypted data areas.

Yes. Tokens can be used in DriveCrypt to unlock and lock encrypted containers and partitions.

Yes. DriveCrypt 6 is backward compatible with all previous DriveCrypt releases, starting with the first version.

Yes. DriveCrypt 6 can also open encrypted containers in these formats.

Yes. The current Windows edition of the software supports Windows 11 and also runs on older Windows systems. See the technical overview for product-specific requirements.

One licence covers one PC at a time. To move it, follow the guide to decrypt, remove BootAuth, uninstall and reset the licence.

No. DriveCrypt Plus Pack does not require a TPM.

Yes. The current version of DriveCrypt Plus Pack is compatible with Windows 11. The manual explains how to set up the additional features.

DriveCrypt Plus Pack Enterprise is available for central management of multiple computers. It is a separate product with a management console for administering installations, users and security policies. You can find DriveCrypt Plus Pack Enterprise on our website.

Set up a visible, prepared operating system and a hidden working system with separate passwords. The prepared system contains the information you choose to place there. Your own password starts the hidden system with your confidential data. An observer cannot tell which system has been started. The manual explains the setup step by step.

The software licence is valid for the lifetime of one computer and does not expire. Updates and support are optional; you can purchase them for one or two years and renew them year by year.

Yes. DriveCrypt Plus Pack encrypts the entire system drive. DriveCrypt adds separately lockable containers, data partitions and external drives such as USB sticks. This protects the whole computer while letting you close selected data areas during a Windows session.

The existing product documentation describes importing users and computers from Active Directory.

€94.95 net per licence, minimum five licences. Updates and support are optional at €28.49 net per licence per year.

Administrators manage installation, user assignments and encryption through a central management console. Computers and users can be managed individually or in hierarchical groups. Policies are defined centrally and deployed to assigned devices, helping organisations coordinate protection across their Windows fleet.

Yes. The Enterprise console can import users and computers from Active Directory. Administrators can then group imported entries, assign profiles and manage access rights centrally.

The management console allows administrators to deploy installation and encryption centrally over the network. This lets IT prepare and control a rollout without requiring every end user to perform setup themselves. The exact steps depend on the existing IT environment and policies.

Administrators can set rights for individual users and restrict them by access scope and permitted usage times. Password rules can also be defined centrally, aligning encryption with roles and organisational security policies.

The Enterprise edition supports remote recovery of user passwords through a challenge-response process. The user is authenticated before an administrator carries out the recovery. Recovery media can also be prepared for emergencies.

Yes. After authentication before Windows starts, single sign-on can simplify the subsequent Windows logon. The feature is associated with the relevant BootAuth credentials, while existing Windows and domain policies remain applicable.

Yes. The current Windows edition of the software supports Windows 11 and also runs on older Windows systems. See the technical overview for product-specific requirements.

No. ShareCrypt encrypts data on storage you already use and manages access permissions.

ShareCrypt focuses on shared files and user permissions; DriveCrypt focuses on containers and data partitions.

Yes. The FAQ explicitly supports NAS through suitable network shares.

No. Version 5 was rewritten; version 3 has no upgrade path and new licences are required.

Yes. The current Windows edition of the software supports Windows 11 and also runs on older Windows systems. See the technical overview for product-specific requirements.

No. It changes the network path and visible IP address. Accounts and other characteristics can still identify users.

The licence lasts twelve months from purchase.

No. SurfSolo has no traffic cap.

A Mac OS X version is available on request.

Yes. Both are explicitly supported in the FAQ.

Yes. The current Windows edition of the software supports Windows 11 and also runs on older Windows systems. See the technical overview for product-specific requirements.

Yes. Professional uses a data connection for protected communication.

PhoneCrypt Gateway is intended for this purpose. Compatibility with the specific PBX must be checked.

Yes. Protected software calls require compatible PhoneCrypt solutions at both ends.

No. Protection applies to PhoneCrypt calls and messages, not ordinary GSM calls or email.

Yes. PhoneCrypt can send encrypted chat messages to users who are offline.

Yes. Request a free trial from support.

€549.00 net per year per handset.

Yes. The current Windows edition of the software supports Windows 11 and also runs on older Windows systems. See the technical overview for product-specific requirements.

Not automatically. Encryption to a gateway does not encrypt the onward leg through the ordinary telephone network.

An internet connection via Ethernet or an optional Wi-Fi adapter. A traditional telephone line is not required.

No. Connect the device to the internet using Ethernet or an optional Wi-Fi adapter.

€889.00 net in year one including hardware and twelve months of service. Each subsequent year also costs €889.00 net.

Supported IP-capable PBX systems include Asterisk, Avaya, Siemens and Cisco. Share your manufacturer, version and configuration so we can scope the integration.

PBX system and version, number of users, required devices and internal/external call paths.