MICROSOFT INTUNE
Microsoft Intune is the control plane for your endpoints – Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and virtual desktops – not just another MDM checkbox. We use Intune to standardize how devices are built, secured, updated, and decommissioned, and to make sure access to Microsoft 365 and line‑of‑business apps only happens from endpoints that meet your standards. That includes corporate-owned PCs, BYOD mobiles, frontline tablets, and Azure Virtual Desktop session hosts, all managed from one place instead of a mess of GPOs, scripts, and legacy tools.
Enroll and manage Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and virtual desktops from a single cloud administration plane.
Define compliance rules for encryption, OS versions, threat protection, and device health, then feed those signals into Conditional Access so unhealthy devices are challenged or blocked automatically.
Use configuration profiles and security baselines to replace fragile on‑prem GPOs with cloud policies that follow the user and device wherever they are.
Apply app protection (MAM) policies so corporate data inside Office/Teams/Outlook stays protected even on personal devices – and can be wiped independently of personal content.
Standardize software delivery with Win32 packaging and deployment, including detection rules, supersedence, dependencies, and staged rollouts for critical apps.
Manage Windows Update for Business rings and feature update policies so you stop “hope‑and‑pray” patching and move to predictable, ring‑based deployments.
Use endpoint analytics and reporting to see boot performance, app reliability, and configuration drift – then fix problems at scale instead of ticket by ticket
Intune Baseline Implementation
Device- and app-aware access with Intune is where Entra ID stops trusting only who the user is and starts caring deeply about what they are using to connect and what data they are trying to touch. Instead of assuming every laptop or phone is equal, we tie access to real device health: encryption status, OS version, jailbreak/root state, threat protection posture, and the presence of required controls. Intune becomes the telemetry and enforcement engine for endpoints, and Entra ID uses that telemetry to decide whether a session is fully allowed, restricted, or blocked outright. The result is that Exchange, OneDrive, SharePoint, Teams, and line‑of‑business apps are only reachable from healthy, policy‑compliant devices, while unmanaged or risky endpoints are automatically pushed into safer, browser‑only or read‑only experiences rather than having to rely on “honor system” security.
Define Intune device compliance policies that cover encryption (BitLocker/FileVault), secure boot, password/biometric configuration, OS version minimums, jailbreak/root detection, and security tooling requirements.
Feed Intune compliance state directly into Entra ID Conditional Access so non‑compliant devices are either challenged, restricted, or blocked before they ever reach sensitive resources.
Require healthy, encrypted, and up‑to‑date endpoints as a baseline for accessing Microsoft 365 services such as Exchange Online, OneDrive for Business, SharePoint Online, Teams, and core SaaS applications.
Use app protection (MAM) policies to protect corporate data inside Office, Outlook, Teams, and line‑of‑business mobile apps, even when those apps run on personally owned phones and tablets.
Separate corporate and personal data on mobile endpoints so a remote wipe or retirement action can surgically remove company information without touching the user’s photos, messages, or personal apps.
Implement device configuration profiles that standardize Wi‑Fi, VPN, certificates, browser settings, endpoint security baselines, and other critical controls across Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Android.
Build conditional experiences such as full native access on compliant corporate devices, browser‑only access on semi‑trusted endpoints, and hard blocks on known‑bad or unknown device types.
Leverage Intune’s app deployment and update capabilities to keep critical security tools (EDR, VPN, configuration agents) present, configured, and current on every managed endpoint.
Use remediation scripts and proactive remediations to automatically fix common drift issues (e.g., disabled services, missing registry keys, misconfigured policies) before they cause access failures or security gaps.
Configure detailed reporting and dashboards that show compliance posture by platform, department, location, and ownership model (corporate vs. BYOD), giving both IT and security real visibility into endpoint risk.
Align Conditional Access and Intune policies so device and app requirements move together — when you tighten access to a sensitive app, the device standards are raised at the same time.
Provide clear, in‑product guidance and self‑service remediation steps so end users know exactly what action to take when a device is blocked or restricted, reducing helpdesk noise while keeping standards high.
Intune FULL Implementation
The Intune Full Implementation builds on the baseline and turns Intune into a full Zero Trust endpoint platform tied tightly to Entra ID and Microsoft 365.
Extend compliance and configuration to cover regulatory or industry‑specific requirements (e.g., finance, healthcare, manufacturing, engineering IP).
Implement Conditional Access policies that link device compliance, user risk, and app sensitivity, so only healthy, trusted sessions can reach key data.
Deploy advanced app protection and data loss controls: blocking copy/paste into personal apps, controlling save locations, and enforcing encryption on corporate data at rest.
Design and implement a modern application packaging and deployment model, including versioning, phased rollouts, rollback strategies, and management of critical third‑party apps.
Configure Windows Update for Business, feature update management, driver/firmware strategy, and reporting so patching becomes a predictable process rather than a fire drill.
Enable proactive remediations and scripting to automatically fix common issues (disabled services, broken settings, missing agents) before users notice the problem.
Integrate endpoint analytics and reporting into your regular operations reviews, so leadership can see real metrics for compliance, performance, and endpoint risk.
AUTOPILOT DEPLOYMENT & CONFIGURATION
Windows Autopilot is how new Windows devices arrive ready for work without IT touching them first. Instead of imaging PCs in a back room, users unwrap hardware shipped directly from the vendor, sign in once, and let Autopilot, Entra ID, and Intune do the rest.
Design a device lifecycle model for new, repurposed, and break/fix scenarios so Autopilot covers more than just “brand new laptop day.”
Integrate with OEMs or distributors so device hardware IDs are injected into your tenant and assigned to the right Autopilot profiles before shipping.
Create deployment profiles (user‑driven, pre‑provisioned, kiosk, shared device) that fit your frontline, office, and remote‑worker patterns.
Tie Autopilot profiles to Entra join type (Entra join, hybrid join where still required) and Intune configurations so devices land in the correct compliance and app sets from first boot.
Test end‑to‑end flows – from vendor → user unboxing → sign‑in → policy/application completion – and harden them until the experience is boring, repeatable, and supportable.
Document the process for adding new hardware IDs, assigning profiles, and handling hardware returns or repurposing, so your team can run Autopilot as a normal operation rather than a one‑off project.