Is full disk encryption implemented on all user endpoints (laptops, desktops, mobile devices) that store company data?

Full disk encryption protects all data stored on endpoint devices in case of loss or theft by making the data unreadable without proper authentication. This includes operating system files, temporary files, and user data that might contain sensitive information. Without encryption, lost or stolen devices can lead to data breaches even if the device is password protected. Evidence of implementation could include: screenshots of encryption status from device management software (like BitLocker status reports, FileVault status, or MDM console reports), a documented encryption policy specifying required encryption standards, and implementation logs showing encryption deployment across the organization's device fleet.