Sentence examples for encrypting information from inspiring English sources

Encrypting information on a PC or mobile device, or on removable storage, is a useful way to protect data from prying eyes.

Until then the process of encrypting information was something only governments did, but public key offered the chance for ordinary people to be able to communicate securely.

The Snowden revelations will increase interest in end-to-end cryptography for encrypting information both in transit and at rest.

(There are services which go steps further, encrypting information — such as Bitcoin or Wickr — allowing people to move without a trace).

This might be fine if you're encrypting incriminating evidence, but it might be a real pain if you're encrypting information you might want to later decrypt — say, an email you need to reference some years down the road.

Ask about their policies, including the use of anti-virus and malware software, encrypting information when transmitting across networks, and ensuring their Wi-Fi and other devices are secure with strong passwords.

With encryption, Mr. Foley said, you basically set up a code and then the encrypted information will remain scrambled until you put that code back in.

But states make an exception for encrypted information.

Arms-length relationships with federal agencies had improved, and now investigators trade encrypted information using BlackBerrys.

The device enables an officer to see encrypted information placed on the license by the State Department of Motor Vehicles.

There will certainly be instances when legal authorities want access to encrypted information that they can't get at.