Setting Up Cryptomator with Google Drive

All data that is stored by Google is encrypted at the storage layer using the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) algorithm, AES-256. We use a common ...

Alternatively, to upload an encrypted file, you can log into drive.google.com. Once there, click on the + to upload a file, and click “Encrypt ...

From Google Docs, Sheets, or Slides: Open a Google Docs, Sheet, or Slide. At the top, click File. Point to New click New encrypted document/spreadsheet/presentation. In the “New encrypted document” window, click Create.

You can now choose to add client-side encryption to an existing document or remove it from an already encrypted document (File > Make a copy ...

Step 1: Open your Google Doc · Step 2: Navigate to the Extension tab, choose Add-Ons, and then select Get Add-ons · Step 4: Click on Install Icon.

Click on the “Protect Document” button and choose “Encrypt with Password” from the list. Enter a strong, unique password and press “OK”. Enter the password a ...

Open the Word, Excel, or PowerPoint file and head to File > Info. Select Protect Document (or Protect Spreadsheet, or Protect Presentation) and choose Encrypt ...

If you're going to use Google, I recommend using Cryptomator. It's available on all major platforms and works like a dream for me.

... documents. It would be great if we had the option to protect Google Docs directly from Google Drive. Unfortunately, this isn't available and ...