Microsoft’s Windows 365 Cloud PC offering can be the perfect fit for organizations that require remote workers to log into a PC that can access their network without the need for a VPN. This article deep dives into Windows 365 and how to setup Windows 365 Enterprise for your organization.
Windows 365 is Microsoft’s version of the Cloud PC, and although the term “Cloud PC” is relatively new, Desktop Virtualisation has been around for nearly two decades and doesn’t appear to be going anywhere soon. This article will review use cases and some of the key benefits of Cloud PCs.
Many organizations have data residency requirements. With Microsoft 365 Multi-Geo, organizations can fully embrace the cloud while meeting strict compliance regulations for data location.
Giving Intune Role Administrator permissions to all administrators is never the right answer; however, it is important for organizations to correctly set up Intune RBAC roles to ensure that administrators have the permissions to do their daily tasks without interfering or having the ability to tamper with devices that do not concern them.
One of the most important requirements for organizations that wish to use Intune is the security baseline of the device. There are differences between the guidance provided by NCSC, CIS, and Microsoft’s pre-configured security baselines for Intune. This article explains the guidance from each organization, while providing a gap analysis between the baselines.
With an increasing number of companies moving to Intune for endpoint management, more applications must be deployed via Intune to ensure users can access the applications they need to perform job functions. This article walks you through the steps to deploy a legacy application and guides you through converting an .exe installer into an import-ready format for Intune.
