A company is considering using self-encrypting drives (SEDs) in new laptops. The security team wants to ensure that data is protected even if the drive is removed from the laptop and placed in another machine. What additional measure is required to ensure this?

Rely on the SED's hardware encryption alone, as it automatically protects against drive removal.

Enable the SED's encryption and set a password that is required for drive access.

Ensure the SED is configured to use the TPM of the laptop.

Use a software full-disk encryption tool in addition to the SED.

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