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FDEFull Disk Encryption
FDEFrequency Domain Equalization
FDEFedEx
FDEFundação para o Desenvolvimento da Educação (Brazil)
FDEFlat Dark Earth
FDEFixed Drug Eruption
FDEFault Detection and Exclusion
FDEFlorida Defenders of the Environment
FDEFull Duplex Ethernet
FDEFunctional-Differential Equation
FDEForce Development Evaluation
FDEFixed Duration Employee
FDEFluid Dynamics Experiment
FDEFinite Difference Equation(s)
FDEFlight Data Entry
FDEFinal Destination Evils (gaming clan)
FDEForce Deployment Estimator
FDEFlight Dynamics Engineer
FDEFirst Data Europe
FDEFailure Detection Electronics
FDEFault Disconnection Equipment
FDEFetch-Decode-Execute (computer systems)
FDEForce Development Experimentation
FDEFetal Drug Effects
FDEFuel-Damage Equation
FDEFunctional Data Element
FDEFrequency Domain Encoding
FDEFuzzy Duck Explorer
FDEFlorida Digital Educator (program)


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The X-Wall FX cryptographic processor performs real-time, full disk encryption over the connected SATA disk drives and offers NIST and CSE certified real-time hardware AES security up to 256-bit encryption strength in both ECB (Electronic Code Book) and CBC (Cipher Block Chaining) mode of operation.
The companies' best-in-class technologies -- the WinMagic SecureDoc software and the Fujitsu full disk encryption (FDE) hard disk drive (HDD) technology -- provide an advanced security solution to protect data stored on desktop and notebook systems.
Workstations, especially laptops, need to have full disk encryption in place so if the computer is ever stolen, the thief will not be able to read any of the information.
 
 
 
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