Github Documentation sample: Microsoft Learn–Style How-To Configure BitLocker Drive Encryption Policies with Intune

 

Introduction

This tutorial shows how to use Microsoft Intune to enforce BitLocker encryption policies across Windows 10 and 11 devices.

Learning Objectives

  • Apply BitLocker policy settings via Intune

  • Enforce TPM-based encryption

  • Require startup PINs or passwords

Prerequisites

  • Microsoft Intune tenant

  • Windows 10/11 Pro or Enterprise devices

  • Devices enrolled in Intune and AAD-joined

Instructions

Step 1: Create a BitLocker Policy

  1. In MEM admin center, go to Devices > Configuration profiles > + Create profile

  2. Platform: Windows 10 and later

  3. Profile type: Endpoint protection

  4. Name your policy (e.g., “BitLocker Enforcement Policy”)

Step 2: Configure BitLocker Settings

  1. Navigate to Windows Encryption section

  2. Enable the following:

    • Require encryption for operating system drive

    • Allow standard users to enable encryption

    • Require TPM + PIN at startup (if applicable)

  3. Configure fixed and removable drive encryption if needed

Step 3: Assign the Policy

  1. Go to Assignments

  2. Choose the appropriate device group (e.g., “All Laptops”)

Step 4: Monitor Compliance

  • Navigate to Devices > Monitor > Encryption Report

  • Use logs and reporting to confirm BitLocker is applied

Summary

By enforcing BitLocker policies through Intune, organizations can protect sensitive data, meet compliance standards, and minimize breach risks.


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