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Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption)

Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption)

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  • #84 Software in Data Security
  • Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption) market share is 0.03% with more than 27 companies using this software
  • Datanyze helps you reach more than 932,709 contacts that are using Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption) , including Starbucks EY HP

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    ABOUT SYMANTEC DRIVE ENCRYPTION (FORMERLY PGP WHOLE DISK ENCRYPTION)

    Symantec Drive Encryption is an enterprise-grade full disk encryption solution that secures sensitive data by encrypting entire hard drives, including system and swap files, on Windows and macOS devices.

    Top industries using this technology

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    Top Competitors Websites Market Share Vendor
    60,995
    63.76%
    11,335
    11.85%
    5,352
    5.59%
    2,370
    2.48%
    1,044
    1.09%
    870
    0.91%
    837
    0.87%
    745
    0.78%
    701
    0.73%
    557
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    What is Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption) and what is used for?

    Symantec Drive Encryption is an enterprise-grade full disk encryption solution that secures sensitive data by encrypting entire hard drives, including system and swap files, on Windows and macOS devices.

    Which software are similar or alternative to Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption)

    OneTrust is one of the most well-known alternatives to Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption)

    Who uses Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption)?

    27 companies reportedly use Symantec Drive Encryption (formerly PGP Whole Disk Encryption) in their tech stacks, including Starbucks, EY, HP