What Integrates with DriveLock?

Find out what DriveLock integrations exist in 2025. Learn what software and services currently integrate with DriveLock, and sort them by reviews, cost, features, and more. Below is a list of products that DriveLock currently integrates with:

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    Microsoft Defender Antivirus Reviews
    Microsoft Defender, part of the Microsoft 365 security ecosystem, offers powerful yet simple protection for your digital life. It unifies identity, data, and device protection across all your personal and family devices, keeping you one step ahead of hackers and scammers. Defender scans the dark web for signs of compromised personal information and notifies you instantly if any risk is detected. With identity theft monitoring, credit tracking, and 24/7 restoration support, it helps minimize damage and recover stolen identities. The app’s coverage includes up to $1 million in identity restoration-related fees and $100,000 in lost funds protection. Families can monitor 60+ data types per member, ensuring broad coverage for adults and children alike. Defender’s cross-platform compatibility ensures consistent protection on Windows, Mac, iPhone, and Android, along with an intuitive web portal for managing alerts. Backed by Microsoft’s security intelligence, it integrates seamlessly with OneDrive and other 365 apps for end-to-end online safety.
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    BitLocker Reviews
    BitLocker Drive Encryption serves as a crucial data security feature, seamlessly integrated into the operating system, designed to combat risks associated with data theft or exposure due to lost, stolen, or improperly retired computers. The most robust protection is achieved when BitLocker is paired with a Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 1.2 or higher, a hardware element that many modern computers come equipped with. This TPM collaborates with BitLocker to safeguard user data and verify that the computer remains untampered while offline. For machines lacking a TPM version 1.2 or more advanced, BitLocker can still encrypt the Windows operating system drive, but this setup necessitates the user to utilize a USB startup key to power on the computer or wake it from hibernation. Since the introduction of Windows 8, users can also opt for an operating system volume password to secure the operating system volume on computers without a TPM. This additional flexibility enhances usability while maintaining security standards.
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