What Is Bitlocker?

This guide explains Bitlocker, why it matters, how it works, and how to evaluate or use it in practical situations.

Please refer to how to use Bitlocker:

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BitLocker is an encrypted form to keep information confidential and not allow unauthorized access to others. When encrypting the information, you can still use this information normally, even if you want to share this information with other users. In simpler terms, BitLocker is a form of data security for your users to avoid being seen and used by other users. BitLocker security is tighter than that of simple passwords (because passwords are easy to crack).

For example, if you have an encrypted BitLocker document you share with others, they will now have to decrypt it to see the Excel document and edit it.

Notes:

• BitLocker encryption the entire hard drive will take very long time. To be safe during the encryption process, you should back up the data on the computer in case the computer is encrypted.
• In order to use BitLocker encryption, your computer must have a Trusted Platform Module (TPM 1.2) chip to set up BitLocker.
• When you set an encrypted password, keep in mind because when you forget the password, it is very difficult to crack BitLocker