What is your primary use case for Microsoft BitLocker?

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

We use the solution for encryption.

We use the solution to secure endpoints.

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.

We use BitLocker to secure external disks according to security policy. Every external disk, regardless of size, is encrypted with BitLocker for everyday use. The password is securely stored in a designated location. Additionally, client PCs are also equipped with BitLocker for basic security measures. BitLocker serves as a layer of security for any external drives users use, ensuring that any data stored on them, whether for local backups or important files, remains protected.

We use Microsoft BitLocker to encrypt the data.

We use Microsoft BitLocker to encrypt employee devices for data protection.

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.

We use Microsoft BitLocker for hard drive encryption.

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.

We use the product for data protection.

We put BitLocker on all our consultants' laptops to protect their data in case they lose their machines.

It maintains security on my computer. Since I travel a lot, it gives me confidence that if, for some reason, my computer is lost, my data won't be compromised.

I use the solution to log into my admin-protected computer.

This solution is for endpoint encryption. It helps us avoid data loss.

I implement Microsoft BitLocker to provide and manage security for my clients.

Our primary use case for this solution is encryption. The solution is deployed on-premises.

We use this solution to protect our data in the event that it is stolen or a laptop goes missing. We make use of the encryption scheme.

We just start on BitLocker. It is a native Microsoft encryption tool.

We primarily use the solution for encryption.

We use BitLocker to assure that our confidential data is protected.

We are primarily using the solution for all endpoints first. We are going to protect all endpoints in the organization. The endpoint is any computer with Windows 10 or Windows 11. We use the feature device encryption and file encryption, basically.

All of our hard drives are BitLocker-protected, and we use only protected USB sticks. We have no right to put unprotected USB sticks in our work notebooks, we must install password locks on the device and for notebook usage. I don't have any special knowledge or experience with such encryption, but I know that all of my hard drives are secure. We use Microsoft BitLocker for security. If I lose my work computer or it is stolen, no one will be able to read the files on my hard drive. I have a unique password.

We used Microsoft BitLocker to protect our laptops from theft. We have auditors that come and check to see the security of our systems and with this solution we are secure.

We use it for encrypting data and storage for the most part. We keep it up to date in terms of the version.

This solution is used for encryption.

We primarily use the solution for endpoint encryption.

We encrypt devices and disks that have the potential to be taken off-site, such as laptops, tablets, USB sticks, and USB disks. Basically, we encrypt any medium that has to be taken off-site. If we're giving out a USB stick to somebody, it is BitLocker encrypted. If somebody has to use a memory stick, the only way it gets out is if it is encrypted. We use the version that is native to an operating system.

BitLocker is a feature of which enables hard drive encryption. It's similar to Symantec Endpoint Encryption. For us, both go hand-in-hand, however, BitLocker has an advantage in that it stores the key in TPM.

Our primary use case for BitLocker is full-disk encryption.

We do a lot of data analysis for various companies with things like customer and product profitability models and cost modeling in terms of transport. A lot of operational business-type data analysis.

We provide services for our clients but not for BitLocker specifically. We are a local MSP partner, so we sell different solutions but we also manage existing customers and the products they use. Our clients' primary use case is for endpoint protection.

Our primary use case is data encryption and protection.

We use the solution ncrypt any agency data . We probably have about 3,800 users on 5,000 plus computers and there are a variety of roles with some people doing data entry all the way through to system administrators. We're a statewide agency. We'll probably increase usage in another few years when we have more computers. I work as the Desktop Operations Manager in the company and we're a customer of Microsoft.

We use the solution for disk encryption only.

The primary use case of this solution is to encrypt all of our laptops. If they are ever lost then they are useless to anybody, unless they have the key. Our keys are stored in our Active Directory, making it impossible for anyone to decrypt what we have in our devices.

I am a solution provider in Congo and I propose products such as Microsoft BitLocker to my customers. My clients use this solution to protect their data in cases where computers are stolen. In this region, theft of computers from companies is quite common and the data that is stored needs to be protected.

We use this solution to encrypt the data on three hard drives.

Preventing data loss in stolen/lost laptops was the primary reason we went for it. It does its job adequately.