The solution is cost-efficient. I rate it a three out of ten.

Since I work for an organization, I don't get involved in pricing. I'm more on the technical side. I think it's reasonably priced because I've never heard any complaints from my company about its costs.

The cost of the solution is bundled in with Microsoft Intune. I'm not sure of the exact licensing. It's managed by another person.

The pricing is very reasonable. Bitlocker is already included in Windows version 10. We do pay extra for technical support and potential maintenance.

The licensing is cheap because it comes with Microsoft. It's not expensive because you have to pay for a Microsoft product.

This is not my area but I don't think we pay annual licensing costs. I think we just pay for computer leasing, and all fees are included in the purchase. I don't think we're getting our money's worth because we're often unable to locate computers that have been lost. 

You only have to pay for it. BitLocker is already present within the operating system. It's part of the OS. When you buy your laptop or a desktop, BitLocker is already present. The important thing here is the configuration part of it. BitLocker comes on your laptop, and it's 128-bit encryption, which comes by default. It's the unmanaged variety. The managed variety can be 128 or 256 bits. As a matter of industrial practice, we will all deploy 256 versions and there's no software cost coming in.

The important thing here is the deployment tool that you have. There are lots of tools in the market. Microsoft has an app called Intune, which gives you native control of the system. If you don't use Microsoft, if you don't have Intune, then you could look at some other products which give you control over the native encryption rather than deploying their own. Many products are there in the endpoint security domain which provides you encryption. If I decide to go that route, I will disable the BitLocker on both and I will apply this encryption software. However, I’m forced to rely on that encryption tool to do that management.

No separate license is required for BitLocker. It is included in Windows operating system editions.

It operates on a subscription model on an annual basis.

BitLocker is not very expensive.

Microsoft BitLocker's pricing is included in the Microsoft license, and you don't have to pay an additional fee for it.

BitLocker is included in the Windows Pro license. The Pro version of Windows costs about 100 pounds more than the Home Edition, so you need to decide if it's worth upgrading to Pro. That extra cost might be a tough pill for some companies to swallow, but it's necessary if you don't want to worry about your data if an employee loses their laptop. 

For the version that comes on the machine, you don't need a license. But you may need a license for support. We need to license users on the individual virtual system.

Although, the license should be part of the product.

We can activate the product at no cost. We're just taking advantage of what is included in Windows.

The product's cost is included in Windows.

I don't know the costs. In terms of Microsoft licensing, we are at E3 on the business, and we're in the process of pricing out and moving to E5. So, a lot of this is included within our licensing agreements.

We already use Microsoft products, and Microsoft BitLocker is an add-on product that is free of cost for us.

The solution is priced low. I would rate the product's pricing one out of ten. 

For reasons unknown, Microsoft products seem to be getting more expensive.

The cost of this solution is bundled in with part of the subscription for the Microsoft Cloud. 

We have users subscribed to Enterprise E5 and it comes with E5.

Microsoft BitLocker is a free feature when you are using Microsoft solutions.

I'm not really involved in the pricing aspect of the solution. I don't know if it is expensive or reasonably priced.

It is part of Microsoft Desktop Optimization Pack (MDOP) and economical compare to similar products.

It's not about pricing, because we are working with Enterprise companies that already have Windows Enterprise, so BitLocker comes already included as a Windows feature. It's free for Enterprise users. The price is only for deployment. The customer will pay for McAfee, however.

We use the System Center Configuration Manager, which is free. So we don't need a license for BitLocker.

This solution is included with Microsoft Server and my clients did not have to pay for anything extra.

Microsoft BitLocker's pricing is fair; I rate it a four out of ten. 

We have a yearly license, but I don't know how much it costs.

I’m not sure of the exact cost of the setup.

The solution is completely free and available through Windows 10. We are not paying any licensing fees to use it.

In orer to buy ButLocker, you need to buy some other Microsoft products. It's not a standalone product. 

Typically, customers pay a monthly licensing fee.

It is free. It is enabled as part of the operating system. Once you have an operating system license, you're licensed for Bitlocker.

The solution is expensive.

BitLocker is included in our license and doesn't cost us anything extra.

BitLocker is already in Windows 10 and its price has already been "paid". To use another disk encryption solution you have to analyze well the needs of each company and how much data is critical to the business.

It is free.