Microsoft BitLocker Reviews

I am using Microsoft BitLocker. I am working on Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager.

I only use Microsoft BitLocker and no other features.

There was one request from a client who asked to migrate to Microsoft BitLocker because it was not working fine for him. The administration depended on Group Policy, not similar to System Center, which is easier. The reporting was very helpful for him.

Recovery options are useful with Microsoft BitLocker. When we get the recovery key from Microsoft, people who we show how BitLocker works did not know the facts about BitLocker. When we tell them about recovery keys, it is very difficult for them to get to the users who have issues in their PCs and do not have the knowledge. When IT asked about the scenario, it was difficult for them. They needed something where they could go to the administration portal to unlock the PC for the user, but we tell them that when a user asks for a recovery key, it consists of 32 numbers to unlock their PC.

They observed cost savings after implementing Microsoft BitLocker because they requested BitLocker with System Center. They found that it did not have a high cost, as it is a built-in feature in Windows. When they asked about other solutions, it was very expensive for large numbers in other corporates or organizations. They were very satisfied with Microsoft BitLocker with System Center Configuration Manager.

I use the solution in my company for encryption on desktop systems.

The solution's most valuable feature is that it is simple to deploy and manage. I can't say what features of the tool I like since it is very much a deploy-and-forget product. We don't use any advanced features of the tool in my company. The tool's recovery options are good, especially since it integrates with Active Directory, making everything a simple process. The product's integration capabilities are good.

Our client is a large private bank with over 200,000 or 300,000 desktop/laptop assets, which are not all on a standard operating environment. Some are legacy, some are new, and some are end-of-life, so there is a high failure rate when you push Intune policy.

Its manageability is valuable since it comes with pre-provisioning. In addition, the encryption, administration, reporting and monitoring are good.

We've been using BitLocker to secure our user systems.

One significant aspect is that without the BitLocker key, you can't log in to the user's laptop. I appreciate the capability to encrypt the user's hard drive, ensuring access only with the recovery key. In an enterprise setup, we store all BitLocker keys on our server. 

So, whenever a user attempts to log in, the architecture authenticates with the key. This ensures that our data is secure. Even if the user's laptop is lost, we have confidence that the data remains inaccessible. So far, our user data is well-protected.

We're using it to encrypt our drives. To encrypt the drives on our machines, laptops, and desktops.

The best thing about it is the encryption type and how it looks out when someone tries to access the drive.

Encrypting the help desk system with BitLocker serves as a crucial security measure. If a laptop or device falls into unauthorized hands, the encryption ensures that data cannot be decrypted without proper authentication which enhances system security and provides a reliable recovery mechanism to safeguard sensitive information.

It provides a comprehensive level of protection against unauthorized access. 
It holds significant value as it reduces the need for extensive IT management to handle security across networks and environments. Its significance goes beyond BitLocker alone; it encompasses the entire product suite or platform.

I use BitLocker to keep our work computers and files safe. Since we deal with sensitive data, I asked the developers to turn on BitLocker on their computers. This makes sure that our information stays private and secure.

I like BitLocker because it gives us strong encryption to protect our data. The fact that it uses a 256-bit key with AES makes the encryption super secure. It is kind of like having a tough lock on our digital stuff. Additionally, it is easy to use, which is a big plus. The application doesn't make things complicated, and that makes it convenient for everyone to keep their computers and files safe without a lot of hassle.

We encrypt our devices, drives, and certain folders based on their importance. It's very intuitive. The user interface makes it easy for us to encrypt the content of a drive or folder.

The product has improved our security by allowing us to block users who shouldn't have access to particular data. It's as simple as that.

It is quite comfortable to integrate it with other devices.