Intune BIOS Reporting on Jon's Notes

Reporting on BIOS management with Intune

Fri, 05 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This post is a continuation of the Managing BIOS with Intune series, and is the first of three posts about reporting. The Intune scripts are configured to output information to log files, registry keys, the Intune remediations dashboard, and Azure Log Analytics. This series will cover the available options for working with the output of the Intune scripts.

This post covers what you can do with no extra infrastructure: reading results in the Intune console, exporting them to CSV, and pulling the same per-device run states from Microsoft Graph.

Setting up Log Analytics for Intune BIOS reporting

Sat, 06 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This is the second post in the Intune BIOS Reporting series. The first post, Reporting on BIOS management with Intune, covered what you can do with no extra infrastructure. This one builds the Azure infrastructure that lets the detection scripts push structured records to Log Analytics over the Logs Ingestion API. This is a one-time setup. It is the longest post in the series because there are several moving parts.

Querying BIOS data with Log Analytics and KQL

Sun, 07 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

This is the third post in the Intune BIOS Reporting series The first post covered the output format and the no-infrastructure reporting; the second built the Azure infrastructure. This one turns the Log Analytics reporting on, explains the data model, what it costs, and shows the KQL it enables.

With the workspace, tables, app, and certificate from the setup post in place, the detection scripts can send a structured record on every run (full per-device, per-setting picture, queryable with KQL).