Intune (Endpoint Manager)
What is Intune (Endpoint Manager)?
Microsoft's tool for managing and securing every device that accesses your company data — phones, laptops, tablets, all from one dashboard.
Why Intune (Endpoint Manager) Matters
Without it, you can't enforce encryption, require updates, or wipe a lost phone. With it, every device meets your security standards before it touches company data.
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Microsoft's cloud identity service — it manages who can log in, what they can access, and enforces security policies across all your apps.
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Rules that check context before granting access — like requiring MFA for unknown locations, blocking downloads on unmanaged devices, or limiting access to business hours.
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A service that sets up new Windows computers automatically — unbox, sign in, and the device configures itself with your apps, policies, and security settings.
Microsoft 365Zero Trust
A security model that assumes no user or device is trustworthy by default — every access request is verified, every time.
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