Encryption (174 programs)

Cons: Doesn't integrate with Explorer.

Pros: Can recover encrypted drives. Simple interface.

Cons: May not work. Crashes sometimes.

Pros: Open-source. Offers license: GNU. Boots system partitions. User-friendly interface. Encrypts disks with ISO images. Functions with external and internal drives.

Cons: Limited in-app help resources.

Pros: Password protected. Portable application. Keeps files hidden. Locked USB is still usable.

Cons: Does not automatically lock your USB after usage. Plain and simple interface.

Pros: Provides a great deal of functionality given that it is a freely available app. Helpful part of a security regime for things like corporate laptop inspections. Works with all types of PCs.

Cons: No graphical user interface.

Pros: Simple and easy to understand. Neat interface. Password protected. Hides files from view.

Cons: Password cannot be changed. Not portable. No hotkeys. No help files included.

Pros: 3 types of protection. Simple and neat interface. Keeps files hidden from other users. Easy to understand.

Cons: May be confusing for first time users.

Pros: Discard iOS device passcode. Remove Apple ID. Bypass Screen Time. Process is streamlined in three simple steps.

Cons: Free version is extremely limited in capabilities.

Pros: Can be launched from context menu. Several encrypting methods to choose from.

Cons: Self-extracting files don't seem to work properly.

Pros: Hide important files. Assign personal password to folders. Prevent data compromise. Compatible with Windows XP and beyond.

Cons: May not absolutely encrypt files. Requires strong level of password for setup. More features available at upgraded version. Minimal functionality.

Pros: User-friendly interface. Can encrypt and decrypt your files. Can generate and compare checksums. Supports various algorithms.

Cons: Does not allow users to set a master password for all encryptions.