Working with important document or files requires you to take some security measures. This can be done in several ways with the help of computer applications. One of them is TrustPort Tools and promises to deliver a handful of features with which to secure drives, files and even safely remove documents.

Create and mount encrypted virtual drives

One of the most important features that the application puts at your disposal is the possibility to create encrypted virtual drives in which files can be safely stored.

Unlike most conventional encryption key generating processes, you are required to move your mouse or press buttons on your keyboard for random data to be collected. Additionally, for enhanced security, a password must be set which you are asked to input each time the image is mounted.

Permanently remove files and manage archives

Another useful integrated tools is a data shredder. It can be set to use one of the provided algorithms that are available in the options menu. For quick access, it is found in the context menu so you can use it simply by right clicking the desired items and choosing the data shredder.

Moreover, a “CAR Manager” gives you the possibility to store files in an alternative archive other that the most commonly used compression tools. Again, a password is required to maximize protection, as well as several encryption methods.

Keep your records safe

Besides the features mentioned above that are strictly related to files, the application also lets you store valuable info such as bank account, contacts, car information and several more. Last but not least, the “Skytale” option converts any text you provide in the given field into a series of characters to have it secured. The reverse process is done in the same window with, of course, the help of a password.

To end with

All in all, TrustPort Tools is a trustworthy partner equipped with more than enough features to maximize file protection. Every step of the way you are prompted by password requirement fields so that no area is left vulnerable. Add an intuitive design and you have yourself a neat security application.