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Tips for Getting the Most Out of
Microsoft Intune (Endpoint Manager)

Understand Your Organizational Needs:

Begin by comprehensively understanding your organization’s requirements. Define the scope of device management, security protocols, and user access levels needed. This understanding will guide you in configuring Intune to align with your specific business goals.

Comprehensive Device Enrollment:

Utilize Intune’s enrollment options to streamline device setup. Whether it’s through bulk enrollment, Azure AD join, or Windows Autopilot, choose the method that best suits your device deployment strategy.

Create Customized Policies:

Tailor Intune policies to match your organization’s security and compliance needs. Configure policies for device configurations, security settings, app management, and conditional access to ensure a secure and controlled environment.

Implement Conditional Access Policies:

Leverage Intune’s conditional access policies to enforce security protocols based on specific conditions such as location, device compliance, or user groups. This allows for adaptive security measures, providing access only under predefined criteria.

Automate Routine Tasks with PowerShell Scripts:

Harness the power of PowerShell scripts to automate repetitive tasks within Intune. From deploying configurations to executing actions on managed devices, scripting saves time and ensures consistency across your environment.

Utilize Reporting and Monitoring Tools:

Regularly monitor device compliance, security status, and user activity using Intune’s reporting and monitoring features. This helps in identifying potential issues and ensuring adherence to your established policies.

Continuous Learning and Updates:

Stay updated with Intune’s evolving features and enhancements. Microsoft regularly introduces new functionalities and improvements. Embrace these updates through continuous learning and training to leverage the latest capabilities.

Integrate with Other Microsoft 365 Services:

Seamlessly integrate Intune with other Microsoft 365 services such as Azure AD, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager. This integration enhances the overall security posture and management capabilities.

Test Before Deployment:

Prior to implementing new configurations or policies, test them in a controlled environment. Use Intune’s testing capabilities or pilot groups to ensure changes work as intended before wider deployment.

Engage with the Community and Experts:

Join forums, attend webinars, and engage with experts and communities dedicated to Microsoft Intune. Sharing experiences and learning from others’ challenges and solutions can provide invaluable insights.