On Tue, 6 Apr 2010 12:45:52 +0300 Timothy Madden wrote:
> The machine is a mini-laptop running almost all day time (actually
> there are many of them) and if the machine is captured it is likely to
> be captured while running. With an encrypted file system if the
> machine is already booted you already have access to the file system
> and can simply copy it and even place back the machine without anyone
> notice anything.
If someone grabbing one and running is the main issue, in addition to encrypting the file system, you could switch out any semi-decent batteries in the laptops to old ones that don't hold a charge. At that point, they'd have the same requirement as desktops- they'd have to be plugged in to stay on.
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