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Is there a way to automatically unlock bitlocker encrypted USB sticks on windows computers that are domain joined (8.1 Enterprise)? (e.g., based on the "BitLocker identification Field"?)
The scenario I'm thinking of is that the IT department encrypts the sticks, hands them out to the user without telling the password, the user plugs them in their domain computer, key is unlocked automatically and user can work with it.
We are aware that the user cannot work with this USB stick in another (non-our-domain joined) computer, but that is actually the goal...
windows security windows-8.1 bitlocker
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Is there a way to automatically unlock bitlocker encrypted USB sticks on windows computers that are domain joined (8.1 Enterprise)? (e.g., based on the "BitLocker identification Field"?)
The scenario I'm thinking of is that the IT department encrypts the sticks, hands them out to the user without telling the password, the user plugs them in their domain computer, key is unlocked automatically and user can work with it.
We are aware that the user cannot work with this USB stick in another (non-our-domain joined) computer, but that is actually the goal...
windows security windows-8.1 bitlocker
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
Sven♦
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asked May 19 '15 at 9:52
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Is there a way to automatically unlock bitlocker encrypted USB sticks on windows computers that are domain joined (8.1 Enterprise)? (e.g., based on the "BitLocker identification Field"?)
The scenario I'm thinking of is that the IT department encrypts the sticks, hands them out to the user without telling the password, the user plugs them in their domain computer, key is unlocked automatically and user can work with it.
We are aware that the user cannot work with this USB stick in another (non-our-domain joined) computer, but that is actually the goal...
windows security windows-8.1 bitlocker
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
Sven♦
87.7k10148200
asked May 19 '15 at 9:52
RobbieRobbie
1233
Is there a way to automatically unlock bitlocker encrypted USB sticks on windows computers that are domain joined (8.1 Enterprise)? (e.g., based on the "BitLocker identification Field"?)
The scenario I'm thinking of is that the IT department encrypts the sticks, hands them out to the user without telling the password, the user plugs them in their domain computer, key is unlocked automatically and user can work with it.
We are aware that the user cannot work with this USB stick in another (non-our-domain joined) computer, but that is actually the goal...
windows security windows-8.1 bitlocker
windows security windows-8.1 bitlocker
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
Sven♦
87.7k10148200
asked May 19 '15 at 9:52
RobbieRobbie
1233
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
Sven♦
87.7k10148200
asked May 19 '15 at 9:52
RobbieRobbie
1233
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
Sven♦
87.7k10148200
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
Sven♦
87.7k10148200
edited May 19 '15 at 10:00
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87.7k10148200
asked May 19 '15 at 9:52
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asked May 19 '15 at 9:52
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Use automatic unlock with the key assigned to a user/group in Active Directory?
In the Bitlocker FAQ, section What is Bitlocker? How does it work?
Active Directory Account or Group. A key can be assigned to an Active
Directory user, group, or computer account and when those credentials
are presented the drive will be unlocked. Using this key protector
requires using manage-mde or the Windows PowerShell cmdlets for
BitLocker to manually add the ADAccountorGroup key protector. For
more information on the cmdlet, see Add-BitLockerKeyProtector. For
more information on the command-line syntax, see Manage-bde:
protectors.
answered May 19 '15 at 10:37
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Use automatic unlock with the key assigned to a user/group in Active Directory?
In the Bitlocker FAQ, section What is Bitlocker? How does it work?
Active Directory Account or Group. A key can be assigned to an Active
Directory user, group, or computer account and when those credentials
are presented the drive will be unlocked. Using this key protector
requires using manage-mde or the Windows PowerShell cmdlets for
BitLocker to manually add the ADAccountorGroup key protector. For
more information on the cmdlet, see Add-BitLockerKeyProtector. For
more information on the command-line syntax, see Manage-bde:
protectors.
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Use automatic unlock with the key assigned to a user/group in Active Directory?
In the Bitlocker FAQ, section What is Bitlocker? How does it work?
Active Directory Account or Group. A key can be assigned to an Active
Directory user, group, or computer account and when those credentials
are presented the drive will be unlocked. Using this key protector
requires using manage-mde or the Windows PowerShell cmdlets for
BitLocker to manually add the ADAccountorGroup key protector. For
more information on the cmdlet, see Add-BitLockerKeyProtector. For
more information on the command-line syntax, see Manage-bde:
protectors.
answered May 19 '15 at 10:37
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Use automatic unlock with the key assigned to a user/group in Active Directory?
In the Bitlocker FAQ, section What is Bitlocker? How does it work?
Active Directory Account or Group. A key can be assigned to an Active
Directory user, group, or computer account and when those credentials
are presented the drive will be unlocked. Using this key protector
requires using manage-mde or the Windows PowerShell cmdlets for
BitLocker to manually add the ADAccountorGroup key protector. For
more information on the cmdlet, see Add-BitLockerKeyProtector. For
more information on the command-line syntax, see Manage-bde:
protectors.
answered May 19 '15 at 10:37
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Use automatic unlock with the key assigned to a user/group in Active Directory?
In the Bitlocker FAQ, section What is Bitlocker? How does it work?
Active Directory Account or Group. A key can be assigned to an Active
Directory user, group, or computer account and when those credentials
are presented the drive will be unlocked. Using this key protector
requires using manage-mde or the Windows PowerShell cmdlets for
BitLocker to manually add the ADAccountorGroup key protector. For
more information on the cmdlet, see Add-BitLockerKeyProtector. For
more information on the command-line syntax, see Manage-bde:
protectors.
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