Data encryption is a method in which highly important and sensitive data is converted into unreadable form before its storage or transmission over the LAN/WAN. You can read encrypted data or decrypt it, if you have access to password or secret key.
Case Study: MCS folder have two files name mcs-morning and mcs-evening. User A wants to secure mcs-morning file from user B and all other users in the network. But user B also wants to secure mcs-evening file from user A and all other users in the network.
To implement this, first make a folder with name MCS folder and set NTFS permission as only administrator, user A, user B access MCS folder and administrator have full rights and user A and user B have modify permission on MCS folder. Now to secure files, login with user A and follow the given steps.
First open the MCS folder and right click on mcs-morning file then click on properties.
- Now click on advance button then check to encrypt content to secure data.
- Click Ok button then apply.
- Here system will ask you to secure the parent file and folder or only this file to secure data.
- Now click Ok button to finish the user A settings.
- Now to secure files, login with user B and follow the given steps.
- First open the MCS folder and right click on mcs-evening file then click on properties.
- Now click on advance button then check to encrypt content to secure data.
- Click Ok button then apply.
- Here system will ask you to secure the parent file and folder or only file to secure data.
- Now click Ok button to finish the user B settings.
- After implement encryption, user A can not read mcs-evening file and user B can not read the mcs-morning file.
Decryption of data
- First open the MCS folder and right click on mcs-morning file then click on properties.
- Now click on advance button then uncheck to encrypt content to secure data.
- Click Ok button then apply.
- Here your computer will ask you to decrypt the parent file and folder to insecure data then press Ok button to finish process.
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