there's some scenarios where it may not be too bad. From what I've read I'd agree that truecrypt on an SSD doesn't sound like a good option. Bitlocker seems p

there's some scenarios where it may not be too bad. From what I've read I'd agree that truecrypt on an SSD doesn't sound like a good option. Bitlocker seems possible if you're running Win7 (ultimate or enterprise). One other thing to watch out for with SSDs is the "native" AES encryption. From what I've read in many cases it's only there to provide a fast wipe facility and doesn't actually provide protection for data on a lost laptop. Some SSDs (eg Intel 320) provide password protection for the encryption keys via the ATA password, but a bit of reading didn't make me feel too comfortable with how they've implemented it.