Merge branch 'jt-update-cloud-encryption' into 'develop'

jt-update-cloud-encryption

See merge request R3/howto-cards!554

external/integrity/encryption/file/encryption_file.md

@@ -83,20 +83,15 @@ In order to use turn on EFS for a folder:
 
 ## Cloud Platforms
 
-As per LCSB Policy, you should not store sensitive human data on commercial cloud services (e.g. Google Drive, Dropbox). However, there may be situations where commercial clouds are used:
+As per LCSB Policy, you should NOT store sensitive human data on commercial cloud services (e.g. Google Drive, Dropbox). However, there may be situations where commercial clouds are used:
 
-- There is a project/consortium level agreement to use external cloud storage,
-- You're working with sensitive data, and need to temporarily co-access it with research collaborators,
+- There is a project/consortium level agreement to use external cloud storage.
+- You're working with sensitive data, and need to temporarily co-access it with research collaborators.
 - You're working with non-sensitive data and using the cloud as a backup target.
 
 In such cases, you may use the following desktop tools to encrypt cloud folders.
 
-- [boxcryptor](https://www.boxcryptor.com/en/) (Paid). If you're holding sensitive LCSB research data  on commercial cloud (case 2 above), you must use Boxcryptor. Contact the LCSB IT  team to request a license.
-    - [Installation/Mac](http://bit.ly/BXC-MAC_INSTALLATION)
-    - [Installation/Windows](http://bit.ly/BXC-WINDOWS_INSTALLATION)
-    - [Sharing Folders](http://bit.ly/BXC-FILE_SHARING)
-    - [Encrypt Folder](http://bit.ly/BXC-FILE_ENCRYPTION)
-    - [Decrypt Folder](http://bit.ly/BXC-FILE_DECRYPTION)
+- [Cryptomator](https://cryptomator.org/). If you're holding sensitive LCSB research data on commercial cloud (case 2 above), you must use Cryptomator. Request a license via ServiceNow and visit the dedicated [How-to card on Cryptomator]({{ '?exchange-channels:cryptomator' | relative_url }}) for further information.
 
 - [Cyberduck](https://cyberduck.io/cryptomator/) (Free).