Best Data Encryption Tools

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This list ranks data encryption tools based on security strength, ease of use, compatibility with various systems and platforms, and customer support.

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Best 1 BitLocker
BitLocker

BitLocker is a built-in encryption tool for Windows operating systems, offering full disk and file system encryption. It supports both software and hardware-based encryption keys, making it suitable f...

9.5 Brilliant
2 Bitwarden
Bitwarden

Bitwarden is a highly secure, open-source password manager that offers a compelling free tier and inexpensive premium plans. Its transparent architecture has been independently audited. It supports un...

9.2 Excellent
3 LastPass
LastPass

LastPass is one of the most widely recognized password managers, offering a generous free tier that syncs across all device types. It provides core features like password generation, secure sharing, a...

9.2 Excellent
4 VeraCrypt
VeraCrypt

VeraCrypt is a free, open-source disk encryption software for creating encrypted virtual disks or encrypting entire partitions. While not a cloud service itself, encrypted VeraCrypt containers can be...

9.0 Excellent
5 KeePass
KeePass

KeePass is a free, open-source, and highly secure password manager that stores data locally in an encrypted database. Its power lies in its flexibility and vast plugin ecosystem. However, it lacks bui...

8.9 Very Good
6 DiskCryptor
DiskCryptor

DiskCryptor is an open-source full disk encryption tool for Linux systems. It supports AES and Twofish algorithms, ensuring strong data protection. DiskCryptor integrates with the GRUB bootloader to p...

8.8 Very Good
7 1Password
1Password

1Password is a premium password manager renowned for its exceptional security design and polished user experience. It uses a Secret Key combined with your master password for robust encryption. For fa...

8.7 Very Good
8 FileVault
FileVault

FileVault is Apple's built-in encryption tool for macOS. It provides full disk and file system encryption, ensuring data remains secure on Mac devices. FileVault integrates seamlessly with macOS, offe...

8.7 Very Good
9 Dashlane
Dashlane

Dashlane distinguishes itself with a strong focus on proactive security and identity protection. Beyond standard password management, it includes a built-in VPN for all premium users, continuous dark...

8.5 Very Good
10 TrueCrypt
TrueCrypt

TrueCrypt was a popular open-source disk encryption software that provided strong security for data. Although it has been discontinued, its legacy continues with some users and developers maintaining...

8.5 Very Good
11 AxCrypt
AxCrypt

AxCrypt is a user-friendly encryption tool that supports file and folder encryption across Windows, macOS, and Linux. It uses AES 256-bit encryption to protect sensitive information and offers feature...

8.3 Very Good
12 Cryptomator
Cryptomator

Cryptomator is an open-source client-side encryption tool that creates encrypted vaults on your local drive, which you can then sync to ANY cloud service (Dropbox, Google Drive, etc.). It provides tra...

8.1 Very Good
13 OpenPGP
OpenPGP

OpenPGP is an open standard for secure email and file encryption. It supports various platforms, including Windows, macOS, Linux, and mobile devices. OpenPGP uses public-key cryptography to encrypt da...

7.8 Good
14 GPG4Win
GPG4Win

Gpg4win is a collection of open-source tools for email and file encryption based on the OpenPGP standard. It supports Windows, macOS, and Linux, providing secure communication and data protection. Gpg...

7.5 Good
15 RoboForm
RoboForm

RoboForm is a veteran in the password management space, praised for its exceptional form-filling capabilities and reliability. It uses strong AES-256 encryption and offers a robust free version for a...

7.2 Good

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