Tpm Detailed Audit [Script]

Summary

This dataview shows the complete detail of the TPM of the Windows machines. It is been collected by the script Script - Bitlocker - Audit.

Dependencies

Script - Bitlocker - Audit

Table - plugin_proval_tpm_audit

Solution - Bitlocker

Columns

Field	Description
Client	Client name of the agent
Location	Location name of the agent
Computer	Computer name of the agent
Operating System	Operating system name of the agent
LastContact	Last contact date of the agent with the RMM
ManufacturerIdTxt	A readable string of the manufacturer (e.g., IFX for Infineon).
ManufacturerVersion	The version of the TPM firmware provided by the manufacturer.
ManufacturerVersionFull20	Full version string for TPM 2.0, including major, minor, and build numbers.
AutoProvisioning	Indicates whether Windows is allowed to provision the TPM automatically.
LockedOut	Shows whether the TPM is currently in a lockout state.
LockOutCount	Number of failed authorization attempts made.
LockOutHealTime	Time remaining before the TPM lockout counter resets (in seconds).
LockoutMax	Maximum number of failed attempts allowed before lockout occurs.
ManagedAuthLevel	Indicates the level of authorization management (e.g., Full, Delegated).
OwnerAuth	A secure string representing the TPM owner authorization value.
OwnerClearDisabled	If True, the TPM cannot be cleared without physical presence or BIOS access.
RestartPending	Indicates whether a system restart is required to complete a TPM operation.
SelfTest	Result of the TPM self-test (e.g., Passed, Failed).
TpmActivated	Indicates whether the TPM is activated (usually via BIOS/UEFI).
TpmEnabled	Indicates whether the TPM is enabled in BIOS/UEFI.
TpmOwned	Indicates whether the TPM has been initialized and has an owner.
TpmPresent	Indicates whether a TPM chip is physically present on the system.
TpmReady	Indicates whether the TPM is fully ready for use (enabled, activated, owned).