That doesn't cover you for swap files / hibernate files or memory dumps which are written unencrypted and largely outside your control. Obviously it's hit or m

That doesn't cover you for swap files / hibernate files or memory dumps which are written unencrypted and largely outside your control. Obviously it's hit or miss what may or may not be included in there but there are a fair number of leaks where even "secure" information is handled in an insecure fashion. The TrueCrypt section on data leaks (http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/data-leaks http://www.truecrypt.org/docs/data-leaks) talks about them and how to get round them. But if you're really serious about these things it's more complex than not storing things on your local drive or even using encryption.