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SRidenour90
Apr 28, 2025Copper Contributor
Windows Hello for Business - Multi-Factor Unlock - Wireless Trusted Signal WPA3
I have been experimenting with WiFi trusted signal for Windows Hello for Business due to an issue that appears to have popped up after changing access point security to WPA3. I cannot seem to get the...
Bogdan_Guinea
Apr 29, 2025Iron Contributor
Hy,
Windows 10 and 11 natively support WPA3 networks, and the trusted signal configuration allows for custom security types.
In practice, if your Windows devices can connect to a WPA3 network, you can use the SSID and other Wi-Fi parameters as part of your trusted signal rules for multi-factor unlock.
Requirements
Windows 10 or 11 Pro/Enterprise, fully updated
Device must support Windows Hello for Business and be managed (e.g., via Intune)
TPM and biometric hardware (if using biometrics)
Proper licensing (Microsoft Intune P1 or higher)
Example
The xml should look something like that i think:
<signal type="wifi">
<ssid>YourCorporateSSID</ssid>
<security>WPA3-Enterprise</security>
</signal>
Good luck!