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A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues....
From: Michael Schalip <MSchalip () SALUD UNM EDU>
Date: Wed, 11 Apr 2018 16:27:03 +0000
Hi Folks, Looking for some wisdom from the masses.... We currently use full disk encryption on (in theory) all laptops. However - there is a proposal on the table to establish a requirement to encrypt the hard drives on all *desktop* computers as well. I've been down this path before (in a couple of previous work environments), so I'm keenly aware of the pros/cons of adopting this kind of default stance. However - we're wondering what the rest of the academic world is doing.... In short - operating under the assumption that encrypting most (if not all) laptops is a good idea - what do the rest of you do when it comes to encrypting your desktop computers? Do you: * Encrypt any of them? * Encrypt ALL of them? * Encrypt only faculty/staff computers? * Encrypt only certain ones?.....which ones? What's the criteria? * Make encryption an option left up to the department or user? Looking forward to the collective responses.... Thanks, Michael
Current thread:
- A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues.... Michael Schalip (Apr 11)
- Re: A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues.... Davis, Chris (Apr 11)
- Re: A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues.... David D Grisham (Apr 11)
- Re: A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues.... Minh Nguyen (Apr 11)
- Re: A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues.... Gregg, Christopher S. (Apr 11)
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- Re: A "default stance" question for my esteemed Educause colleagues.... Joel Garmon (Apr 12)