In a frantic rush to enable remote workers at the onset of the pandemic, many organizations were forced to ship devices directly to the user from the supplier without any prior configuration by IT. Administrators must take back control to properly secure and manage these devices. This article will show you how to regain control and prepare for scalable deployments consistent with corporate policy; reviews best practices for long-term management; and gets you thinking about how to protect your organization from this type of unmanaged situation in the future.
Intune policies for a user-friendly Edge Chromium deployment
With the move from Edge Legacy to Edge Chromium, there are few reasons to use a third-party browser on Windows 10. Despite being the browser of choice for most businesses, Edge, much like OneDrive for Business, needs a bit of configuration to get it right. In this article, Ru explains the different Intune Administrative Templates recommended to make your users’ first run of Edge smooth and appropriate for the enterprise.
Integrating Windows Defender ATP Device Threat Levels with Intune Compliance Policies
Windows Defender ATP now integrates with Microsoft Intune, allowing ATP device threat levels to be taken into consideration for Intune device compliance policies.
New Azure Active Directory Conditional Access Device Conditions for Device State
Microsoft is rolling out new device state conditions to Azure Active Directory conditional access to allow excluding hybrid Azure AD joined devices and compliant devices from policies.
Renewing an Apple Device Enrolment Certificate for Intune
How to renew an expiring Apple MDM push certificate for Microsoft Intune.