Batch File Encrypt

File encryption is important for data security, but if you need to protect a large amount of documents, you may need a tool that you can use to secure them all in one operation.

Batch File Encrypt allows you to process multiple files at once, in manual, automatic or scheduled mode. It offers a wide range of features, but inexperienced users may find some of its more advanced functions difficult to understand.

Note that if you install the application, instead of running it in portable mode, some third party offers might be included.

The application allows you to password-protect your files with four symmetric encryption algorithms: AES / Rijndael, Triple-DES (3-DES), RC2 and DES.

It is possible to simply enter a single Unicode password and have the program automatically compute encryption keys. You can also specify the keys directly, then determine their length in bits.

The program can automatically generate a random password, seed or key, as well as encrypt whole files or just the bits in a specific range.

Batch File Encrypt allows you to set up a list of actions to be performed on files in the processing queue, as well as add conditions, ensuring that only documents matching certain criteria are modified.

You can also save the current action list as a template and load it again at a later date, if you need to modify a different set of files in a similar way.

Batch File Encrypt enables you to set up monitors that scan specified paths periodically, then add files matching certain criteria to the processing queue.

You can also create processing jobs that are executed based on specific triggers or on a preset schedule.

Overall, Batch File Encrypt is a complex tool that offers multiple processing modes, designed to help you password-protect large amounts of files.