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Final answer:
The BIOS options that support preparing a device for encryption are Secure Boot and Legacy Boot. Secure Boot ensures only digitally signed software boots, aligning with security practices for encryption. Legacy Boot often needs to be disabled to allow full use of modern encryption features. So the correct option is: a) Secure Boot c) Legacy Boot
Explanation:
The options within the BIOS that support in preparing a device for encryption are Secure Boot and Legacy Boot. Secure Boot ensures that only trusted software with a proper digital signature can boot, providing a layer of protection against malicious software. Legacy Boot, while not directly related to encryption, is often needed to be disabled to allow full encryption features, such as TPM (Trusted Platform Module) support that modern encryption solutions require, to function properly.
