Trellix Data Encryption

There are a few reasons that Trellix Drive Encryption (TDE) might be the best fit for an organization. If the organization has a multi-user environment - meaning that different users need to authenticate on the same device. A common use case for this is healthcare systems and manufacturing with shared workstations and laptops. Highly compliant organizations may also want to consider TDE, which offers pre-boot authentication, multifactor authentication, and robust reporting. TDE complies with NIST SP 800-111 and offers a FIPS 140-2 validated cryptographic module.

Technology environments today are complex. Organizations have devices with a mix of operating systems and it’s becoming more common for users to have a preferred operating system or even bring their own device. Trellix Native Drive Encryption centralizes and simplifies management of both BitLocker and FileVault into a central console that is available on-premises or via SaaS. This saves time and resources for organizations managing multiple operating systems, since reporting and administrative tasks like encryption key and pin management are centralized.

Trellix FRP protects organizations when data is transferred to removable media and file shares. It also helps organizations comply with regulatory expectations that information be restricted to certain users, known as separation of duties. FRP enforces encryption and requires authentication for access to removable media device contents inside and outside the organization’s networks. It also supports encryption of email attachments using a self-extractor. Compatible with both Windows and macOS, FRP offers a variety of authentication methods and settings, including multifactor authentication.