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Device Encryption

Emmanuel Otugh

I'm trying to encrypt devices that were formerly encrypted but got kicked out and it's hard because of TPM.Is there a way i can encrypt these devices like 50 devices bypassing TPM without using BitLockler 



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    Yes you can encrypt not using TPM - but I think your whole question needs some more thought/design. Sophos SafeGuard is now EOL, so you'd need to use Sophos Central. TPM 2.0 is the current standard and should be on most modern devices - business models at least. Indeed TPM 1.2 has been out a LONG time, so I'd expect most modern devices to have this. If you're using any kind of modern MDM too - you'll need TPM. How many devices are you talking about and do they have TPM that's disabled - or not at all?

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    Yes you can encrypt not using TPM - but I think your whole question needs some more thought/design. Sophos SafeGuard is now EOL, so you'd need to use Sophos Central. TPM 2.0 is the current standard and should be on most modern devices - business models at least. Indeed TPM 1.2 has been out a LONG time, so I'd expect most modern devices to have this. If you're using any kind of modern MDM too - you'll need TPM. How many devices are you talking about and do they have TPM that's disabled - or not at all?

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