Encrypting File System
A)Administrative shares
B)disk quotas
C)Distributed File System
D)file system
E)NTFS permissions
F)shadow copies
G)share permissions
H)volume mount points
I)EFS

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EFS (Encrypting File System) provides file-level encryption and decryption using public key cryptography. It is a built-in feature of NTFS on Windows operating systems and allows users to encrypt their files and folders with their own public key or the public key of other users they want to share the files with, making it a secure way to protect sensitive data.