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Which feature provides encryption at the file level and is designed to protect individual files and folders on NTFS file systems in Microsoft Windows?

BitLocker
Encrypting File System
Firewall
Windows Defender

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Encrypting File System (EFS) is a feature in Microsoft Windows that allows users to encrypt individual files and folders on NTFS file systems. This protects data confidentiality by converting the file data into a format that only the authorized users can read. Encrypting data at the file level helps in securing sensitive information stored on the computer.

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