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Andrew Taylor
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Andrew Taylor is an End-User Compute architect with 20 years IT experience across industries and a particular interest in Microsoft Cloud technologies, PowerShell and Microsoft Graph. Andrew graduated with a degree in Business Studies in 2004 from Lancaster University and since then has obtained numerous Microsoft certifications including Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert, Azure Solutions Architect Expert and Cybersecurity Architect Expert amongst others. He currently working as an EUC Architect for an IT Company in the United Kingdom, planning and automating the products across the EUC space. Andrew lives on the coast in the North East of England with his wife and two daughters.
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Configuring Windows Hello for Business

Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) provides multi-factor authentication (MFA) on Windows devices via either PIN, biometrics (face, fingerprint), or a FIDO2 security key.

This can be configured either at a tenant level (via the Device Enrollment menu) or at a more granular level using Settings catalog. In this recipe, we will cover both methods, starting with the tenant level, as that needs to be left set to Not Configured for Settings catalog to work.

The recommended approach is to use Settings catalog.

How to do it…

We will start this recipe by covering how to enable WHfB in the GUI.

Configuring at the tenant level

Follow these steps:

  1. Navigate to Devices, then Enrollment, and click on the Windows tab. Then, click on Windows Hello for Business.

    This will load a fly-out window where we can configure the Configure Windows Hello for Business and Use security keys for sign-in settings.

  2. Change Configure Windows Hello...
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Microsoft Intune Cookbook
Published in: Jan 2024Publisher: PacktISBN-13: 9781805126546

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Andrew Taylor

Andrew Taylor is an End-User Compute architect with 20 years IT experience across industries and a particular interest in Microsoft Cloud technologies, PowerShell and Microsoft Graph. Andrew graduated with a degree in Business Studies in 2004 from Lancaster University and since then has obtained numerous Microsoft certifications including Microsoft 365 Enterprise Administrator Expert, Azure Solutions Architect Expert and Cybersecurity Architect Expert amongst others. He currently working as an EUC Architect for an IT Company in the United Kingdom, planning and automating the products across the EUC space. Andrew lives on the coast in the North East of England with his wife and two daughters.
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