What types of encryption does FTK support for analyzing encrypted files?

FTK supports multiple types of encryption methods, making it versatile for analyzing encrypted files. This includes well-known encryption systems such as BitLocker, which is used for encrypting entire disk volumes, PGP (Pretty Good Privacy), which is commonly utilized for email encryption and file storage, and TrueCrypt, a widely used open-source disk encryption software.

Supporting various encryption types allows forensic analysts using FTK to effectively decrypt and analyze data from different sources, which is crucial in investigations where accessing encrypted information can lead to vital evidence. This capability broadens the scope of FTK's forensic utility, enabling it to handle a range of scenarios involving encrypted data. The presence of well-established encryption methods in its support list reflects FTK's commitment to adapt to the needs of forensic investigations that often deal with various encryption technologies.