Each encrypted drive has a unique recovery key.Ĭomputers that are partially or entirely encrypted by users using BitLocker are not integrated into Full Encryption. Changes are made to the computer motherboardįull Encryption stores the recovery keys for all encrypted computer drives that it manages.A Trusted Platform Module (TPM) chip detects a change in the boot sequence.A user makes repeated attempts to enter an incorrect PIN or password while the device boots up.When WatchGuard Full Encryption detects unusual activity on a protected computer, Full Encryption prompts the user to enter a BitLocker recovery key.
A BitLocker recovery key is a unique 48-digit key that unlocks a BitLocker protected hard drive. Microsoft BitLocker technology protects data from unauthorized access. Full Encryption is available with WatchGuard EPDR, WatchGuard EDR, and WatchGuard EPP. WatchGuard Full Encryption This topic applies to the WatchGuard endpoint security module, Full Encryption.
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