How BitLocker Encryption and Intune Device Compliance Protect Your IT Assets
- Yiu Lung Jerry LEE
- Nov 21
- 2 min read
Losing a company laptop can be a nightmare for any business.
But with BitLocker encryption and Microsoft Intune device compliance policies, your data stays protected—even if the device is lost or stolen. In this post, we’ll show how we set up and monitor device compliance and share a real dashboard screenshot that proves every Windows device is secure.
Why BitLocker Encryption Matters
Imagine this: one of our team members calls in a panic—“I left my laptop in a taxi!”We’ve all felt that sinking feeling. What if someone finds it? What if client data is exposed? Here’s the difference: thanks to our security setup, we didn’t have to worry.
How We Set Up Device Compliance in Intune
We started by defining a clear policy:
Every Windows device must have BitLocker encryption enabled.
Remote wipe must be possible for lost or stolen devices.
Hard drive cloning and restoration on other devices is blocked.
The process:
Drafted and approved the encryption policy.
Deployed BitLocker via Intune to all Windows endpoints.
Enabled remote wipe and anti-cloning settings.
Monitored compliance and remediated any issues.
Real-World Results
Here’s the outcome—no noncompliant devices, no gaps! Microsoft Intune device compliance dashboard showing zero noncompliant Windows devices
This dashboard isn’t just a number—it’s peace of mind. It means every device is protected, and our Secure Score reflects that effort.
Key Takeaways
BitLocker encryption and Intune device compliance are essential for endpoint security.
Defining and deploying policies is a process, but the result is total protection.
Monitoring compliance ensures no device slips through the cracks.
Want to see what your compliance dashboard looks like?
Let’s talk about how we can help you achieve 100% device compliance and protect your IT assets.
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