You are running a computer that boots to multiple operating systems on multiple partitions and
wish to use Windows 2003 data encryption to protect your files. Which of the following options will
Windows 2003’s EFS perform?

A.
Allows you to encrypt a file as well as the file name, so no one other than you or the recovery
agent can see the existence of the file.

B.
Allows you to encrypt a folder as well as the folder name, so no one other than you or the
recovery agent can see the existence of the folder.

C.
Allows you to encrypt a file only if the folder it is in allows encryption.

D.
Allows you to encrypt a folder but not the folder name; however, the folder itself is not
encrypted. Only the files within the folder are encrypted.

E.
Allows you to encrypt a file but not the file name; users with access to the folder that the file is
in are not prohibited from viewing the existence of a file.