rbeede wrote:The problem with that is if you mount your TrueCrypt volume and do a switch user then any other users can see the content of the mounted volume.
Not if you disable fast user switching.
aclawson wrote:Not if you disable fast user switching.
But that's not keeping with policy:aclawson wrote:If you are really worried about preventing access to certain files then you can create a truecrypt volume and save extremely sensitive files there.
Other confidential files should not be stored on the hard drive. They should be saved on external media and locked in storage when not in use.