Sophos Central Device Encryption

Manage BitLocker and FileVault from Sophos Central

Publisher

SOPHOS

About this software

Sophos Central Device Encryption provides centralized management for native disk encryption on Windows and macOS, using Microsoft BitLocker and Apple FileVault to enforce policies, escrow recovery keys, and monitor encryption status through the Sophos Central console. Administrators can deploy and apply encryption policies, recover keys centrally, and view compliance reporting and device encryption inventory within Sophos Central as part of the Sophos cloud management platform.

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Sophos Central Device Encryption

Sophos Central Device Encryption
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Benefits

  • Centralized management: Manage device encryption across Windows and macOS from Sophos Central
  • Uses native encryption: Leverages BitLocker and FileVault for native full-disk encryption
  • Key recovery and escrow: Store and recover encryption keys centrally to simplify incident response
  • Policy enforcement and reporting: Apply encryption policies and get compliance reports across devices
  • Integration with Sophos Central: Works within Sophos Central for unified endpoint and security management

Available languages

  • English

Support information

  • Online documentation: Comprehensive setup and administration guides are available on the Sophos documentation site
  • Knowledge base: Access technical articles and troubleshooting guidance in the Sophos knowledge base
  • Community forums: Sophos community forums provide user discussions and deployment guidance
  • Product updates: Release notes and product updates are published on Sophos web pages
  • Support portal: Customers can open and manage support cases through the Sophos support portal

Frequently asked questions

What is Sophos Central Device Encryption?
A central management service for full-disk encryption that lets administrators enforce and monitor encryption across managed endpoints.
Which operating systems does it support?
Typically supports common desktop operating systems such as Windows and macOS, enabling encryption management for those endpoint platforms.
How are encryption keys and recovery handled?
Recovery keys are centrally stored and accessible to authorized administrators through the management console for device recovery and compliance reporting.
How are encryption policies deployed and enforced?
Policies are configured in the central management console and applied to managed endpoints, enforcing encryption settings and reporting compliance status.
Can it operate alongside other endpoint security tools?
Designed to coexist with other endpoint security controls; administrators should validate compatibility and policy interactions in their environment.