![]() RELATED: 3 Alternatives to the Now-Defunct TrueCrypt for Your Encryption Needs VeraCrypt is ideal for creating encrypted volumes for groups of files, rather than encrypting your entire boot drive. VeraCrypt can encrypt your entire drive too, at least on some PCs, but we generally recommend Windows’ built-in Bitlocker for this purpose instead. VeraCrypt takes care of everything, keeping the files temporarily in the RAM, sweeping up after itself, and ensuring your files remain uncompromised. When you’re done working with them, you can just unmount the volume. All the files within the container are encrypted, and you can mount it as a normal drive with VeraCrypt to view and edit the files. With VeraCrypt’s on-the-fly system, you can create an encrypted container (or even an entirely encrypted system drive). RELATED: How to Set Up BitLocker Encryption on Windows ![]() TrueCrypt is now discontinued, but the project has been continued by a new team under a new name: VeraCrypt. ![]()
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