Tech Policy: Device Encryption

Tech Policy: Device Encryption

Encryption of Computers

All Gravis Law owned computers (desktops, laptops, tablets, and smartphones) must have full disk encryption to protect any potential data on the device.  On Gravis owned equipment, this encryption will be maintained by the Technology & Innovation department, and will not require user intervention.  Users may not store Gravis Law data on personal devices or unencrypted drives.  Exceptions to this policy require written approval from the CTO.



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