This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Ibrahim S
Microsoft Intune - Microsoft’s cloud-based endpoint management system.
Used to Manage:
Devices: Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android
Apps: deployment, updates, and compliance
Security: policies, encryption, conditional access, etc.
Managing devices within an organisation can be a significant challenge.
Licenses:
✅ Microsoft Intune Suite
✅ Microsoft Intune Plan 1
✅ Microsoft 365 E3 / A3 / G3
✅ Microsoft 365 E5 / A5 / G5
✅ Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) E3
✅ Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) E5
✅ Microsoft 365 Business Premium
That’s where Intune comes in; it helps keep devices secure, up-to-date, and easy to use. 🚀
✨ Intune Basics
1️⃣ Device Enrollment: Register devices so IT can manage them (apps, Wi-Fi, email setup).
2️⃣ Compliance Policies: Company rules (like password required 🔒, antivirus on 🛡️).
3️⃣ Configuration Profiles: Pre-set settings pushed automatically (Wi-Fi 📶, VPN 🔑, email 📧).
More 👉 MDM & MAM
✨ Autopilot
💻 Imagine getting a brand-new laptop 📦 → you turn it on → it sets itself up with company apps, settings, and policies automatically. That’s Autopilot.
✨ Autopatch
🛠️ Keeping devices updated is critical for security.
Autopatch makes sure Windows, Microsoft 365 apps, and Edge stay updated automatically — without IT having to do manual patching.
📌 Takeaway:
Intune, Autopilot & Autopatch = secure devices, less manual work, and a smoother experience for both IT teams and employees.
This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Ibrahim S
Ibrahim S | Sciencx (2025-10-24T10:06:45+00:00) Microsoft Intune: Unified Endpoint Management Overview. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2025/10/24/microsoft-intune-unified-endpoint-management-overview/
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