Bypass the slow Microsoft Endpoint Manager portals. Retrieve BitLocker keys, Cloud LAPS passwords, and reset MFA methods in seconds using the Microsoft Graph API—all while keeping the user on the line.
EXPLORE CAPABILITIES[UHDC] Scanning Azure AD for user: jsmith@acmecorp.com...
> [OK] Found 2 managed devices.
[UHDC] Querying Entra ID for keys...
> RECOVERY KEY: 482910-394812-592810-492810-592810-392810
[UHDC] Adding +15550001111 to account...
[UHDC SUCCESS] +15550001111 added as primary SMS MFA.
When a user is locked out by a BitLocker screen or a broken Authenticator app, every second counts. The Intune & Entra Manager puts the most critical cloud remediation tools exactly where you need them.
Instantly retrieve 48-digit BitLocker recovery keys and rotating Cloud LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution) credentials directly from the Graph API without navigating web portals.
Help executives set up new phones instantly. View registered authentication methods, clear broken Microsoft Authenticator links, or inject a new cell phone number for SMS MFA directly into their profile.
Execute critical Mobile Device Management commands. Force an immediate Intune policy sync, remotely wipe lost/stolen devices, or clear forgotten passcodes on agency-issued iOS and Android devices.
Because this module interacts with Entra ID and Intune, there is no classic 'CMD' equivalent. The modern command-line for the Microsoft Cloud is the Graph API. The training engine teaches junior technicians how to manually pull critical data, like a BitLocker recovery key, directly from a standard PowerShell terminal using the Microsoft.Graph module.
Logging into the Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune) web portal, searching for the user or device, navigating to the 'Recovery Keys' tab, and copying the 48-digit key.
The UHDC does not use overarching application permissions or hidden service principals. It utilizes Pass-Through Authentication via the Connect-MgGraph module.
Operating strictly on Delegated Permissions, the tool guarantees that it cannot grant technicians any access, rights, or capabilities they do not already natively possess within your Microsoft 365 tenant. If a Tier 1 tech lacks the Intune rights to wipe a phone, the API call is securely rejected.
To mitigate the risk of cross-tenant data leakage in multi-agency environments, the engine programmatically extracts the technician’s User Principal Name (UPN). It mathematically restricts all Azure AD and Graph searches to the technician’s specific organizational unit, effectively partitioning data before it ever reaches the UI.