1TB Windows Data Transfer Help

I need to move roughly one terabyte of files from my Windows-based work computer into a personal folder without losing a single byte or breaking company security policies. The data lives across several directories and includes the usual office mix—documents, images, maybe a few videos—but the crucial point is volume: it is far beyond the simple “More than 10 GB” range, so bandwidth management and fault-tolerant methods are essential.

Here’s what I have in mind:
• Identify the safest route—encrypted external drive, staged network copy, or a cloud hand-off that meets corporate rules.
• Prepare an automated or semi-automated process (PowerShell, Robocopy, rsync-over-SSH, or another reliable tool you prefer) so the transfer can run unattended and resume if interrupted.
• Verify integrity with checksums or hash comparisons once the data lands in the target folder.

Acceptance criteria:
1. All files replicate to the destination with matching hashes.
2. No permissions or timestamps are lost where possible.
3. A concise log/report shows start time, end time, skipped/retried files, and final verification results.

If you have prior experience handling terabyte-scale moves on Windows and can guide me—or supply a script—to get this done smoothly, I’m ready to start right away.