2 posts tagged with "Disk Encryption"

XFA's Linux disk-encryption check now recognises TCG OPAL self-encrypting drives* alongside LUKS.

When drive locking is enabled on an OPAL-capable drive, the device counts as encrypted, giving administrators accurate compliance reporting for Linux devices that rely on hardware encryption.

Review your disk-encryption policy

_{*Detection covers TCG OPAL 1.x and 2.x drives reported by sedutil-cli. Non-OPAL SED variants (TCG Pyrite, Ruby, and Enterprise SSC) and OPAL drives whose locking has not been activated are not recognised as encrypted.}

XFA's Windows disk-encryption check now recognises VeraCrypt system-drive encryption* alongside BitLocker.

Devices whose Windows boot/system drive is encrypted with VeraCrypt are now reported as compliant automatically, no configuration required.

Review your disk-encryption policy

_{*Detection covers VeraCrypt system (boot-drive) encryption on Windows. VeraCrypt partition and file-container volumes are not recognised by this check.}