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Review: Windows 7 BitLocker to Go - Manageability 
4sysops | by Michael Pietroforte | Fri, Jan 30
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Because BitLocker is part of Windows, it is the first option to consider if you want to introduce an encryption solution for portable devices. The fact that BitLocker is tightly integrated into Windows makes its management easier. For example, its software doesn’t have to be installed se...
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