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Configuring Disk Encryption Using Intune

This document outlines a lab for configuring BitLocker disk encryption using Intune on a device named SEA-WS1. It details prerequisites, tasks for setting up device configuration policies, enabling BitLocker settings, and verifying BitLocker protection. The lab concludes with successful disk encryption configuration through Intune.

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Configuring Disk Encryption Using Intune

This document outlines a lab for configuring BitLocker disk encryption using Intune on a device named SEA-WS1. It details prerequisites, tasks for setting up device configuration policies, enabling BitLocker settings, and verifying BitLocker protection. The lab concludes with successful disk encryption configuration through Intune.

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Configuring Disk Encryption Using Intune

Summary
In this lab, you will configure BitLocker disk encryption using Intune.
Prerequisites
To following lab(s) must be completed before this lab:
 0203-Manage Device Enrollment into Intune
 0204-Enrolling devices into Intune
 0301-Creating and Deploying Configuration Profiles
Note: You will also need a mobile phone that can receive text messages used to
secure Windows Hello sign in authentication to Entra ID.
Scenario
It's been determined that all the information on SEA-WS1 should be encrypted.
You've been asked to configure full disk encryption on SEA-WS1 and require
additional PIN authentication at startup.
Task 1: Configure device configuration policy in Intune
1. Sign in to SEA-SVR1 as Contoso\Administrator with the
password Pa55w.rd and close Server Manager.
2. On the taskbar, select Microsoft Edge.
3. In Microsoft Edge, type https://intune.microsoft.com in the address bar,
and then press Enter.
4. Sign in as as [email protected] with the default tenant
password.
5. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, select Endpoint security from the
navigation bar.
6. On the Endpoint security | Overview page, select Disk encryption.
7. On the Endpoint security | Disk encryption blade, in the details pane,
select Create Policy.
8. In the Create a profile page, select the following options, and then
select Create:
o Platform: Windows

o Profile: BitLocker

9. On the Basics page, enter the following information, and then select Next:
o Name: Contoso BitLocker
o Description: Enable BitLocker for all devices

10.On the Configurations settings tab, expand BitLocker and then configure
the following option:
o Require Device Encyrption: Enabled

11.On the Configurations settings tab, scroll down to Operating System


Drives and then configure the following options, leaving all other options to
their defaults:
o Enforce drive encryption type on operating system drives: Enabled

o Require additional authentication at startup: Enabled

o Configure minimum PIN length for startup: Enabled

o Choose how Bitlocker-protected operating system drives can be


recovered: Enabled
o Do not enable Bitlocker until recovery info is stored to AD DS: True

o Omit recovery options from the BitLocker setup wizard: True

o Save Bitlocker recovery info to AD DS: True

12.On the Configurations settings page, select Next.


13.On the Scope tags page, select Next.
14.On the Assignments tab, search for Contoso and then select Contoso
Developer devices, and then select Next.
15.On the Review + create page, select Save.
16.Close all open windows on SEA-SVR1.
Task 2: Verify and enable BitLocker settings
1. On SEA-WS1, sign in as Aaron Nicholls with the PIN 102938.
2. On the taskbar, select Start and then select the Settings app.
3. In the Settings app, select Accounts and then select Access work or
school.
4. In the Access work or school section, select the Connected to Contoso's
Azure AD link and then select Info. Select Sync.
5. Select the Encryption needed notification.
Note: It may take some time until the notification shows up. Windows Focus Assist
may also prevent the notification from appearing. You can check notifications
manually.
6. On the Are you ready to start encryption? dialog, select the checkbox
next to I don't have any other disk encryption software installed,
encrypt all my disks, and select Yes.
7. On the Choose how to unlock your drive at startup? page, select Enter
a PIN
8. On the Enter a PIN page, in the PIN and Reenter PIN boxes,
enter 123456, and then select Set PIN.
9. On the Choose how much of your drive to encrypt page, select Encrypt
used disk space only and select Next.
10.On the Choose which encryption mode to use page, ensure that New
encryption mode (best for fixed drives on this device) is selected, and
then select Next.
11.On the Are you ready to encrypt this drive page, select Continue. Wait
for the encryption to complete.
12.At the Encryption of C: is complete message, select Close, and then
restart SEA-WS1.
13.When SEA-WS1 restarts, type 123456 and press Enter to unlock the drive.
Task 3: Verify BitLocker protection
1. Sign in to SEA-WS1 as Aaron Nicholls with the PIN 102938.
2. On the taskbar, select File Explorer and then select This PC.
3. In the navigation pane, right-click Local Disk (C:), select Show more
options, and then select Manage BitLocker.
4. In the BitLocker Drive Encryption window, ensure that you see C:
BitLocker on status. This means that drive is encrypted.
5. Close all open windows and sign out of SEA-WS1.
Results: After completing this exercise, you will have successfully configured disk
encryption by using Intune.

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