A FileVault profile in Trio is designed to manage and enforce disk encryption on macOS devices, ensuring data security and compliance with organizational policies. By enabling FileVault, the profile encrypts the startup disk to protect all stored data from unauthorized access, even if the device is lost or stolen. IT administrators can use this profile to enforce encryption policies across all managed macOS devices and securely manage recovery keys, which allow for data recovery or unlocking devices when needed. The profile integrates seamlessly with macOS’s native encryption features, supporting single sign-on to simplify the login experience while maintaining strong security measures. Additionally, administrators can configure user-specific encryption settings, ensuring flexibility and adherence to organizational requirements. By mandating encryption through the FileVault profile, organizations can protect sensitive data, streamline encryption management, and meet compliance with data protection regulations like GDPR, HIPAA, or industry-specific standards. This profile is critical for businesses and institutions relying on macOS devices in environments where data security is a top priority.
Read more: What is a FileVault profile?
You can set up a FileVault profile in Trio for macOS devices.
Follow the instructions below to learn about the process.
Open the Trio Business panel and from the menu, go to Profiles, and select Security. From the existing items, select FileVault.
Give the profile a name and start the configuration.
After confirming the profile name, you need to set the criteria within the profile. Under General Settings, click "Enable" to see the items you need for the setup.
Provide the details for each one of the required items and save the settings. You will need to assign the profile to the preferred Group or Device.
If you have more questions regarding the FileVault profile, please contact the Trio team.