Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Microsoft Endpoint Manager is the name used from 2020 to 2022 for the group comprising Intune and Configuration Manager. These articles date from that period; the product is now called Microsoft Intune.
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01Azure
Guide to Azure AD Conditional Access
Conditional Access is one of Microsoft's most powerful security features and the core engine of their Zero Trust architecture. In our view, this should form the foundation of any Zero Trust strategy for organizations based on the cloud. Everything…
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03Intune
What's new in Windows 10, 2004 version?
The 2004 version of Windows 10 is now available at Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) and Windows Update for Business. In this article, we summarize the main changes in the 2004 version of Windows 10 for the Intune and AutoPilot.…
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04Co-management
Ensuring effective patch management in the WFH (Working from Home) era
The global COVID-19 pandemic triggered a sudden and drastic shift toward working from home (WFH), which caught many companies off guard from a security perspective. More specifically, when it comes to patch management, many…
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05Intune
Microsoft Intune vs VMware Workspace ONE
There is a wide range of needs when it comes to device management, and every organization is different. It is therefore important to assess these needs through a detailed analysis. Choosing the right provider and solution can be a pr…
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06Microsoft Entra ID
Microsoft Teams Rooms now supports modern authentication
About Modern Authentication "Modern Authentication" is a generic Microsoft term for a combination of more secure authentication and authorization methods between a client (for example, a PC or a phone…
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08Conditional Access
Manage your Teams Rooms Systems with Intune
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09Intune
What is MEM – Microsoft Endpoint Manager ?
At Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced that Microsoft SCCM and Microsoft Intune are now grouped under a unified product family called “MEM"— Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a unified and integrated management platform…
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10Co-management
Deployment options for Co-Management with your MDM
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