Mobile device use continues to grow, while an increasingly mobile and remote workforce depends heavily on laptops. To secure those devices, organizations need to implement client-side security controls.
One of the more pressing risks linked to the use of mobile devices is the possibility of device loss or theft. If a device is lost, sensitive data (e.g., documents, account passwords) might get extracted and exposed.
One solution for this problem is full disk encryption, and one of the most popular systems is Microsoft BitLocker, which is part of every Windows 10 installation.
What happens when one of your users forgets their full disk encryption passphrase, or if this hasn’t been set up, simply plugs in new hardware that triggers a BitLocker Recovery Mode? If your organization uses Microsoft Active Directory and has set up the environment to store the recovery keys in AD ..
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