This module will demonstrate how to prepare the environment for mobile device management and also add devices into Entra ID to be future-joined to Intune.

We demonstrate how devices are added into Intune for the first time with multiple different mobile types as well as operating systems. Policies for compliance are also discussed and demonstrated.

Autopilot is demonstrated so that admins see how to enroll the device and push out applications during the initial phase of deployment.

Configuration profiles ensure that devices are set up in a way that is in compliance with the organization. Watch how to set up these profiles using Windows and other device operating systems.

The Microsoft Intune Suite is a collection of advanced, premium capabilities layered over core Intune management. It unifies IT and security operations by providing specialized tools for remote support, application management, privileged access, analytics, and infrastructure security.

Intune can perform many remote actions depending on the device. It can wipe, retire, lock, and rotate keys.

Deploying and updating applications in Microsoft Intune involves utilizing different methods based on the app type. Admins use the enterprise app catalog, win32 apps, or native store apps to push, update, and manage software seamlessly across enterprise devices.

App protection policies (MAM) protect corporate data within applications, while app configuration policies pre-configure app settings before deployment.

Configuring endpoint security in Microsoft Intune is managed through dedicated profiles under the endpoint security workspace. This allows you to centralize the deployment of antivirus, firewall, and attack surface reduction rules across your Windows, macOS, and mobile devices.

Microsoft Intune allows you to seamlessly manage and automate operating system updates across Windows, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and macOS devices. Updates are deployed directly from native platform services while Intune enforces your custom rollout schedules, deferrals.