FlexiCrypt

Complete computer security is not provided by an antivirus solution alone, since it can’t keep important files away from prying eyes. In this regard, FlexiCrypt comes with a range of tools in order to encrypt file with different algorithms, sign files, create certificates, and more.

The applications skips you the whole time, and effort required to install it, which means you can store, and use it directly from a USB flash drive on other computers as well. Registries are not modified during usage, thus keeping the target PC clean, but you do need to check whether or not Java Runtime Environment is installed on the computer you use it on.

Before any other tool can be used, a key store needs to be created, which is a secure file containing all details you later on add. This is a simple process, after which you’re able to access the key manager, encryption, decryption, signing, verification, hash computation, wipe files, and performance tests.

Most operations are based on keys. These are merely powerful passwords which you create by specifying an owner, one of various different encryption algorithms, strength level, and whether or not it’s protected by an additional password. Multiple keys can be created and used differently in operations you perform.

Certificates are created in the same manner, which can later on be associated with your projects. More details are required besides encryption algorithm, such as owner, organization, address, as well as validation period.

Encryption and file signing can be done a lot easier once keys, and certificates are created. Encryption is done for any kind of files using a key from the database, while file signing functions in the same manner, but uses certificates as the main resource.

All things considered, we come to the conclusion that FlexiCrypt is a powerful security solution you might want to keep around, especially if you work with confidential, sensible information on a daily basis. Powerful key and certificate databases can be created, which later on makes it easy to encrypt, or sign files, which only you know how to revert back into a readable format.