#KEKA FOR WINDOWS ZIP FILE#

zip file is now encrypted and ready to be shared. Then drag and drop the files in the Keka window.

Select the files or folders that you want to share in the encrypted zip archive.

Check the Use AES-256 encryptionВ checkbox.

This is the password you will need to share with the recipient using a mechanism described in the sharing passwordsВ section above.

Choose ZipВ fromВ the format type drop down.

The folder should have the same name as the encrypted zip file.

The unzipped folder will appear in the same location as the original encrypted file.

Enter the password you were provided by the sender, then click OK.

The 7-Zip application will open a window of extraction options.

Right-click on the encrypted zip file.

Select AES-256 as the encryption method.

In the Encryption field, enter a strong password.

The 7-Zip application will open, presenting you with a window titled вЂAdd to ArchiveвЂ™.

Right-click on the file, files, or folder you want to encrypt.

#KEKA FOR WINDOWS INSTALL#

Dedicated Desktop Support customers can install eitherВ software using the Self Service Software application already installed on your device. OIT recommends the use of 7-zip for WindowsВ and Keka for macOS. If you are managed by Dedicated Desktop Support, you can install Acrobat Pro DC using the Self Service Software application already installed on your device. If you are not managed by OITвЂ™s Dedicated Desktop Support service, use OIT's instructions for downloading Acrobat Pro DC.

#KEKA FOR WINDOWS HOW TO#

Learn how to use Adobe Acrobat DC to password protect a PDF file. On a Mac, the file can be opened using Preview and on Windows, Microsoft Edge can be used. The PDF encryption is a universal standard, and the recipient of the PDF should be able to open and decrypt the document without needing to use Adobe Acrobat. Acrobat DC and Pro DC allow a PDF to be password-protected for secure sharing. Protecting PDFsДЄll university faculty and staff have access to Adobe Acrobat Pro DC. Learn how to protect a Microsoft Office Word document with a password and how to protect an Excel file with a password. Microsoft Office applications have built-in capabilities that allow you to easily protect Office documents with a password before sharing with someone else. Instead, share the password with the recipient using a phone call or text message. If your email account is compromised, and you shared both the file and password via separate emails, it would still allow an intruder to open the document. It is important to remember that the password you used to protect the document should be shared separately from the file and NOT shared via email. Sharing passwords for encryptedВ documents File types covered in thisВ guideВ include:

The followingВ instructionsВ explain how to protectВ data in these types of files before sharing them, as well as howВ recipients can decrypt and access data.

The instructions below should be used if you are sharing highly confidential or confidential information per the OIS Data Classification information. It is a good practice to encrypt sensitive data before sharing with others, even if you are using a secure file transfer service.

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