
User16629966865584978414 (Customer) asked a question.
Hello,
I'm testing Device Assurance. I require MacBook laptops to be encrypted to access an Okta title.
I tested it with a laptop that had FileVault turned off but it let me open Okta title. Access should have been denied. I tested it out with the Windows Device disk description and it worked. I was not able to access the Okta title when my BitLocker was turned off.
Could you please advise ?
Best, Adrian

Hello @User16629966865584978414 (Customer) Thank you for reacting out to our Community!
With Device assurance there are a few steps that need configuration, please make sure that all policy's are setup properly as per our documentation here: https://help.okta.com/oie/en-us/Content/Topics/identity-engine/devices/device-assurance.htm
When you are conducting tests, please also verify the System log and review if you have hit the correct policy and rule. One reason for the policy not being triggered would be hitting a different policy when you have authenticated into Okta and/or accessing an application.
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Thank you for your answer. It’s all set up according to the instructions and the right policy is being triggered. What I found out is that when my FileVault is turned off, Okta Verify health check still shows it as ,, Disc is encrypted “. So Okta verify is performing health check incorrectly. I’m trying to find out why
Best, Adrian
I would recommend to open a case with Support to review the logs/back-end logs and see what would cause this false positive to show up and allow you to access the application.