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Version: 2.1.0

MT.1100 - Intune Audit Logs should be retained

Overview​

This test checks for the existence of Intune Diagnostic settings collecting Intune Audit Logs.

Test Prerequisites​

For this test to run, the executing principal must have permissions to read Intune diagnostic settings in Azure (microsoft.intune/diagnosticSettings/read action). This typically requires at least the 'Monitoring Reader' or 'Reader' Azure role assigned at the subscription level (for example, with scope /subscriptions/$SubscriptionId), which provides access to the provider-level Intune diagnostic settings.

Alternatively, you can create a custom RBAC role with the following snippet:

# Get the subscription ID and user ID from the current context. Change if necessary.
$SubscriptionId = "$((Get-AzContext).Subscription.Id)"
$UserId = (Get-AzADUser -UserPrincipalName (Get-AzContext).Account.Id).Id

$CustomRole = @{
    Name = 'Intune Diagnostic Settings Reader'
    Description = 'Can read Intune diagnostic settings only'
    Actions = @('microsoft.intune/diagnosticSettings/read')
    NotActions = @()
    AssignableScopes = @("/subscriptions/$SubscriptionId")
}

New-AzRoleDefinition -Role $CustomRole

# Assign the custom role at subscription level
New-AzRoleAssignment -ObjectId $UserId -RoleDefinitionName 'Intune Diagnostic Settings Reader' -Scope "/subscriptions/$SubscriptionId"

Remediation action​

Test Metadata​

FieldValue
Test IDMT.1100
SeverityHigh
SuiteMaester
CategoryIntune
PowerShell testTest-MtIntuneDiagnosticSettings
TagsIntune, Maester, MT.1100

Source​

  • Pester test: tests/Maester/Intune/Test-MtIntunePlatform.Tests.ps1
  • PowerShell source: powershell/public/maester/intune/Test-MtIntuneDiagnosticSettings.ps1