Microsoft BitLocker Features

Encrypts the content of emails and their attachments.

Encrypts messages being sent via text or within an application.

Protects data with within or as it leaves your secure or local network.

Provide a level of encryption of data in transit, protecting sensitive data while it lives in the backup application.

Provides a level of encryption for text documents.

Encrypts entire device to secure data in case it is lost or stolen.

Encrypt data to and from the cloud and on cloud storage devices

Encrypts all types of data passing through an application.

Encrypt data in transit to create secure communication links between devices or components

Allows administrators to set multi-factor authentication requirements including tokens, keys, or sms messaging

Abilities to set standards for database security and risk management.

Manage user accounts, profiles, roles, permissions, and other details across applications, devices or networks

Manage the creation, exchange, storage, use, and replacement of physical or cryptographic keys.

Extra layer of security that requires not only a password and username but also something specific to that user

Stores data remotely, on-premise, or in cloud databases in case of recovery during disaster.

Create backups and provide methods to recover deleted/lost data

Allows administrators to set levels of encryption for file types. Allows administrators to decide which files to encrypt.

Monitors activity within networks and alerts administrators when unusual activity occurs.

Manage usernames, account numbers, passwords, biometric data, public access keys, and other documentation

Track and manage adherence to policies for any service, product, process, or supplier

Create, manage, and track policies and procedures within an organization

Manage and track all disruptions and incidents

Generate and store passwords in an encrypted database and assist in retrieving lost or forgotten passwords

Store, process, and transmit cardholder data in compliance with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS)

Compliant with HIPAA, which sets standards for sensitive patient data protection

At least a username and password is required to access the system

Define levels of authorization for access to specific files or systems

Convert sensitive data into unique identification symbols (Tokens) that retain all essential information

Active monitoring of systems, applications, or networks

Identifying, analyzing, and mitigating security issues and taking appropriate action to protect systems and data from potential harm

Security protocol that ensures secure, encrypted communication over the internet, safeguarding sensitive data from unauthorized access

A virtual assistant that uses AI to pursue goals and complete tasks on behalf of users

Access work applications remotely, for when working away from the office and/or traveling

Use AI to generate content in the form of text, images, videos, etc.

Integrates with Active Directory

Systematic evaluation of the security of a company's overall security system and situation

Application programming interface that allows for integration with other systems/databases

View and track pertinent metrics to find patterns and gain insights from data

System alerts about the need to escalate an issue or request

Allow users to access multiple services after entering their login credentials once

A chronological record of actions or occurrences within a network, software, or process

Dashboard to view the status of ongoing processes, identify current incidents and track past activities

Securely stores data to prevent data loss or breaches

A record of all activities within the system, including user access, changes made, etc.

Set up connections to third-party platforms to improve business processes

Protect sensitive data for digital privacy

Track and document all activities across devices, networks, and other systems