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Is it possible to change the encryption algorithm on a fully encrypted disk, without need to decrypt it first? Is it possible to re-encrypt the disk on-the-fly?
Correct Answer: B
* Process Requirement: * Full decryption is mandatory before changing the encryption algorithm (e.g., switching from AES-128 to AES-256). * Re-encryption occurs after algorithm selection, with no on-the-fly conversion supported. * Firmware Agnostic: * Applies uniformly to BIOS, UEFI, and legacy systems (no firmware-based exceptions). * Documentation Source: * *Check Point Full Disk Encryption Administration Guide R81.10+*: "To modify the encryption algorithm, the disk must be fully decrypted first. After decryption, deploy a new policy with the updated algorithm to trigger re-encryption." ## Critical Note: Attempting to change algorithms without decryption corrupts data and requires recovery tools. Why Other Options Fail: * A/D: Incorrectly link algorithm changes to firmware (BIOS/UEFI), which is unsupported. * C: On-the-fly re-encryption is technologically infeasible for FDE solutions due to cryptographic key hierarchy constraints. # Official Reference: FDE Admin Guide (Section: Changing Encryption Settings).