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1. ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP INSTALL
2. ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP FULL
3. ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP SOFTWARE
4. ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP PASSWORD
5. ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP WINDOWS

Protection for “data in motion” protects Miami data from someone who is able to eavesdrop on your network communication, and is especially important when you are outside of the Miami network, such as when you’re uptown at Kofenya or Starbucks. We already take a number of steps to protect confidential information when it is “data in motion”, such as only allowing access to your email web interface via “https”. Why are we doing this? How does this benefit Miami? If that doesn’t happen, the next time that you connect your laptop to the Miami network, the encryption process should begin. Those servers should tell your laptop to begin the encryption process. When you connect to Miami’s Virtual Private Network (VPN), your Miami laptop should check in with our centralized management servers. If you have another alternative that you would like us to consider or if you would like to hear what encryption package is recommended for Linux desktops, please email What if I’m off campus? We are working with users in our community who use Linux on their laptops to identify an appropriate encryption package that they should use, and a mechanism to store the associated encryption key so it can be recovered if the user forgets it. As such, we are not providing a centralized encryption package for Linux laptops. IT Services does not provide support for Linux laptops.

ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP WINDOWS

You do not need to take any additional steps to encrypt your Windows system inside of Parallels. Once your Mac is encrypted, the files that make up your Windows system inside of Parallels will also be encrypted.

ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP SOFTWARE

Parallels is virtualization software used by many Mac users to also run a Windows system so they can access Windows-only programs.

ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP PASSWORD

Be aware that if you lose the password and recovery key associated with your USB drive, you will not be able to recover your data. If you would like assistance in encrypting a USB drive, please contact the IT Services Support Desk at 513 529-7900. However, if you store confidential data on your USB drives, we recommend that you either delete the confidential data from your USB drive and instead store it on Google Drive or a network share drive, or that you encrypt your USB drive. The goal of this program is to remove the risk of confidential data being accessed from a stolen laptop. We are not requiring encryption for USB drives attached to Miami laptops. Your files are only as safe as the drive they are stored on.

ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP FULL

If you copy a file to another location, it is no longer being stored on the encrypted hard drive so it will be stored in an unencrypted fashion unless the target location is also running Full Disk Encryption. If a laptop with an encrypted hard drive is stolen, all the files are safe. It works by encrypting all of the data on a selected hard drive. We are using what is known as Full Disk Encryption (FDE). How does this affect files that I move from my encrypted computer to another location (Google Drive, USB drive, etc)? If the computer is personally owned by a contractor or part-time faculty member, it will not be encrypted as part of this project. If the computer is a Miami-owned laptop then it will be encrypted regardless of the user. Related: Will there be a way to get this encryption on personal computers that are used for University purposes, such as those used by contractors and part-time faculty members? Be aware that Miami will not be able to assist you in recovering data if you encounter an issue, as your personal computer will not be linked to the centralized software programs we are using to manage the encrypted Miami laptops.

ENCRYPT MAC HARD DRIVE WITH A BOOT CAMP INSTALL

If you would like to install either on your personal computer, you can do so by following guides available on the Internet. The encryption programs that we are using, BitLocker (Windows) and FileVault (Mac), are both built into their respective operating systems. Your personal computer will not be affected by this. This project is only for Miami-owned laptops.

How does this encryption rollout affect my personal computer? Here are several frequently asked questions about this new requirement, and how it will impact users. By installing FDE, we are ensuring that none of that confidential data can be accessed if an employee’s Miami-issued laptop is lost or stolen. Almost everyone who works at Miami has some confidential information, as defined in MUPIM 3.22, on their computers. In Fall 2017, Miami University IT Services rolled out full disk encryption (FDE).