Encryption (174 programs)

Pros: Integrates into Windows shell.

Cons: No way of recovering lost passwords.

Pros: Very powerful encryption methods. Simple to use. Works with external devices.

Cons: No way of knowing for sure if it's 100% secure as developers claim.

Pros: Very easy to use, especially newbies.

Cons: No encryption options. Requires having the program installed to decrypt data.

Pros: Integrates into Windows Shell. Lots of useful utiltiies.

Cons: Creates too many passwords. No password manager.

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

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

Pros: One-click encryption. Supports a wide range of email clients. Uses both private and public keys for added security.

Cons: Not as many advanced security preferences as many other encryption tools.

Pros: Strong encryption algorithms. Allows you to mount and unmount disk images. Wizard-driven interface makes it easy to encode your data.

Cons: There are some more powerful encryption solutions out there.

Pros: Applies hash functions very quickly. Nine different algorithms.

Cons: The concept takes a while to grasp.

Pros: Very easy to use.

Cons: Simple, plain aspect.

Pros: Lots of encryption methods available.

Cons: Not many instructions or help for beginners.

Pros: Offers robust data protection. Useful in securing emails and texts. Helps in encrypting hard disks. Lets users permanently delete files.

Cons: Doesn’t have a user-friendly interface.