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A device lifecycle walkthrough of 16 Intune security controls: enrollment restrictions, compliance enforcement, encryption, patching, app protection, and offboarding, with licensing and setup steps.
Teams Premium launches with GPT-3.5 features at $7 intro pricing, the Microsoft Intune Suite and Plan 2 get a March 1 GA date, Exchange tightens quarantine permissions, and GDAP dates firm up.
Manual app packaging means downloading installers, building IntuneWin files, and redoing it all per update and per tenant. Here are the package managers, Intune features, and tools that end the loop.
Desired state configuration turns M365 baselines from physical checklists into monitored, enforceable standards. We review Microsoft 365 DSC and take an honest look at Simeon Cloud's friendlier take.
Intune connects to Winget for store app deployment with auto-updates, legacy CSP incentives end December 31, Teams gains a free Virtual Appointment template, and Microsoft Feed arrives.
As of November 2022, Intune can schedule macOS updates, defer releases, and enforce minimum OS versions. Here is how to configure update policies, deferrals, and compliance for your Macs.
October 2022 for MSPs: Teams Premium lands at $10/user/month and absorbs existing features, GDAP's DAP removal dates firm up, and Intune previews Endpoint Privilege Management and Chrome OS.
Intune app protection policies containerize Microsoft 365 data on personal iOS and Android phones with no device enrollment. A full walkthrough of the policy build and what users actually see.
Windows 365 pricing went public on August 2, 2021. Where Business beats Enterprise, when AVD saves up to 58%, and the three customer scenarios where Cloud PC earns its roughly $30 per user.
Hands-on findings from Windows 365's August 2021 launch window: Business vs Enterprise tradeoffs, real provisioning times, Intune and OneDrive guardrails, and the errors you will hit first.
July 2021 for MSPs: Microsoft 365 Lighthouse enters free public preview, Outlook meetings go online by default, Teams adds Fluid components, and Secure Score gets five Teams checks.
Group Policy can bulk-enroll devices that are already joined to on-premises Active Directory into Intune, with no local admin rights and no end-user interaction required.
