WinMagic is bringing its full disk encryption technology to the Mac, the company announced this week. SecureDoc for Mac provides users of Mac OS X Tiger or Leopard with an enterprise class full.

SecureDoc is a comprehensive disk encryption product that secures data at rest (DAR). It has two main components: the client software used to encrypt and decrypt data and the server software (SecureDoc Enterprise Server or SES) used to configure, deploy, and manage encryption for an entire organization.

Launches SecureDoc v4.9 for Mac OS X version 10.6 Snow Leopard. SecureDoc v4.9 will support Snow Leopard in both 32 and 64 bit kernel modes. With SecureDoc v4.9 for Mac OS X Snow Leopard, organizations can take advantage of the efficiencies of the 64 bit kernel to make it easier than ever before to protect all data stored on desktops, laptops and removable media with.
The 1.0 version of SecureDoc for Mac is provided as a free download on our website. The actual developer of this free software for Mac is Winmagic. The program is included in Security Tools. The bundle id for SecureDoc for Mac is com.winmagic.SecureDoc. The most popular version of the application is 1.0.

Create bootable dvd from dmg mac. The SecureDoc client software uses a FIPS 140-2 level 1 and level 2 certified AES 256-bit cryptographic engine to encrypt data. WinMagic recommends that all drives be protected with full-disk encryption (FDE); container, and volume encryption can be used to supplement FDE on shared workstations to add another layer of defence for classified data, and to encrypt data on external storage devices such as USB keys, CD/DVDs, and SD cards. The SecureDoc client software provides encryption capabilities on multiple operating systems (Windows, Mac, and Linux via SecureDoc OSA).

SES enables administrators to configure, deploy, and maintain an entire organization’s data encryption requirements from an integrated management console. Tasks administrators can accomplish through the SES management console include:

•	Simplify device management with PBConnex

•	Define user and device profiles

•	Manage and label encryption keys

•	Manage BIOS credentials with Lenovo’s integrated Hardware Password Manager

•	Easily manage user access rights by synchronizing SES users and groups with Active Directory

•	Enable Single Sign-On (SSO) for pre-boot authentication using Windows ID

•	Monitor the status of encrypted devices

•	Configure single-factor or multiple-factor pre-boot authentication requirements (password plus biometrics, PKI, token, or smart card)

•	Manage and support hardware-based encryption technologies including Seagate Momentus™ DriveTrust drives, TCG Opal drives, and self- encrypting USB thumb drives

•	Integrate and manage theft deterrence mechanisms such as Intel® Anti-Theft technology

SecureDoc Enterprise Server

Operating System: Microsoft Windows Server 64-bit 2012 or higher (with all latest critical update installed)

RAM: Minimum 4 GB RAM, with 8 GB or more recommended.

Hard Drive: Minimum 40 GB free space or more recommended (varies depending on number of packages and usage).

CPU: 1.4 GHz 64-bit processor or higher.

Database Software

Microsoft SQL Server 64-bit 2012 or higher.
No-cost Express version of SQL server 2012 or higher.

NOTE: For production implementations of SecureDoc Enterprise Server, WinMagic recommends that the Full Text Indexing feature be enabled in the database engine prior to the Installation of SecureDoc Enterprise Server. Database Full Text Indexing is used to advantage in the SESWeb web-based console.

SecureDoc For Windows

IMPORTANT: Customers will not necessarily be required to update SecureDoc versions when a Microsoft Windows 10 update is released, as older SecureDoc versions may support the new release. WinMagic tests previous SecureDoc versions released in the past 18-24 months for support. Older versions my also support the most current Windows update. Please review the SecureDoc Client for Windows support table below for greater detail.

NOTE: Any SecureDoc version will support the Feature update that it was tested with, and previous feature updates. For example. SecureDoc 8.3 supports Windows 10 version 1809 and earlier.

SecureDoc client for Windows
(Supporting any 32-bit or 64-bit Windows release)

Windows Version	Code Name	Microsoft GA Release Date	Supported SecureDoc Versions
Windows 10 20H2	20H2	Oct 20, 2020	SD 8.6 SD 8.5 SR2 SD 8.5 SR1 SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.2 SR1 HF3
Windows 10 2004	20H1	May 27, 2020	SD 8.6 SD 8.5 SR2 SD 8.5 SR1 SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.2 SR1 HF3
Windows 10 1909	19H2	Nov 12, 2019	SD 8.6 SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.2 SR1 HF3
Windows 10 1903	19H1	May 21, 2019	SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3 SD 8.2 SR1 HF3 SD 7.5 SR1 HF10
Windows 10 1809	Redstone 5	Nov 13, 2018	SD 8.6 SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3 SD 8.2 SR1 HF3 SD 7.5 SR1 HF10
Windows 10 1803	Redstone 4	Apr 05, 2018	SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3 SD 8.2 SR1 HF1 SD 7.5 SR1 HF8
Windows 10 1709	Redstone 3	Oct 17, 2017	SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3 SD 8.2 SR1 HF1 SD 7.5 SR1
Windows 10 1703	Redstone 2	Apr 05, 2017	SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3 SD 8.2 SR1 HF1 SD 7.5 SR1 SD 7.1 SR6
Windows 10 1607	Redstone 1	Aug 02, 2016	SD 8.5 SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3 SD 8.2 SR1 HF1 SD 7.5 SR1 SD 7.1 SR6 SD 7.1 SR4
Windows 10 1511	Threshold 2	Nov 10, 2015	SD 8.3 SR1 HF2 SD 8.3 SR1 SD 8.3

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