Sql server - 2005 - Data Protection Tool

Hi,
We are looking any Data Security tool for out existing Data for Protection, we would like to do the Data Encryption and Data masking with some user activity reporting.
Anyone know any good tool?
Right now we are looking tool which one has minimal application rewriting or code changes.
Thanks,

Those features were added in SQL Server and weren't available in 2005. Except EFS and Bitlocker which are implementations outside SQL Server.
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