It's pragmatic. BitLocker may or may not be flawed[1], but I don't see a lot of better options for disk encryption on Windows being presented. [1] - Whether i

It's pragmatic. BitLocker may or may not be flawed[1], but I don't see a lot of better options for disk encryption on Windows being presented. [1] - Whether it's flawed or not depends on your needs. Not everyone cares about defending their data against an attacker with the resources of a nation-state - many just want their laptop's hard drives to be effectively inaccessible if the device is stolen or lost.