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This document outlines the steps for integrating CryptoHub with a Microsoft Active Directory Certificate Services (ADCS) certificate authority that is connected to the Intune service in Azure. For specific questions about your CryptoHub device, refer to the appropriate user guide.

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About Microsoft Intune

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management solution. It manages user access to organizational resources and simplifies device management. Intune provides compliance and reporting features that support the Zero Trust security model. With our support of Intune through the use of ADCS, a network-connected CryptoHub can manage certificate authorities in a scalable manner and enable secure storage, encryption, and signing by using FXCL CNG.

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Integration overview

This guide covers the following tasks:
  1. Deploy the Microsoft Intune service in CryptoHub.
  2. Create a new Endpoint in the Microsoft Intune service.
  3. Install and configure the FXCL CNG.
  4. Install and configure AD CS.
  5. Configure the Certificate Authority for NDES.
  6. Configure Active Directory Certificate Services - NDES.
  7. Configure Active Directory Services - NDES.
  8. Install and bind the certificate on the NDES Server.
  9. Install Azure Active Directory proxy.
  10. Install the Intune certificate connector.
  11. Configure Intune configuration profiles.
The following sections show you how to perform these tasks.