RMCE is a function of SecureDoc that allows users the ability to create an encrypted container on a removable USB. This differs from traditional removable media encryption inasmuch as the user isn’t required to encrypt the full volume of the media. With RMCE users can effectively create an encrypted partition on the removable media leaving the remainder of the volume unencrypted and free to use for other purposes.
Removable Media Encryption gives organizations the power to fully encrypt USB or flash drives with the same robust sector-based encryption used by SecureDoc to encrypt hard drives. Because SecureDoc interacts with the read/write processes on the host computer, SecureDoc’s Disk Access Control functionality can define policies for all removable media relating to read/write to any disk, including restrictions based on encryption status. All files copied onto these devices are then automatically encrypted with no requirement for user intervention.
