![]() You might be wondering what is Zero-Touch BitLocker? Basically it means the TPM chip and BitLocker work together to unlock the drive upon system startup - without user intervention. There’s a lack of quality community guidance out there on this particular subject so I appreciate the effort Adam undertook to document his solution and share it with the world. If this is new to you I recommend Adam Eyob and his deep-dive post on zero-touch BitLocker which really helped me get a handle on the difficulties involved with enterprise deployments. This is such a catchy heading I had to reuse it. In reality I needed to automate the activation of BitLocker disk encryption on the system drives of these laptops with as little user intervention as possible. In my dreams I imagined sending an email out to those 1000 users politely asking them to enable BitLocker - with instructions of course! So the main subject matter of this post is BitLocker because a while back (>12 mths) a customer with >1000 corporate laptops spread across 90 locations and 3 countries needed a solution. ![]() But perhaps you’re not familiar in planning and rolling out that same security, at scale, to your organisation’s Windows laptops in the form of disk encryption. You could say that we have become experts in navigating modern security measures required to stay protected. The majority of IT engineers and architects traverse various forms of security on a daily basis ranging from our complex alphanumeric corporate logon passwords to the increasingly common MFA prompts on our mobiles.
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