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Security Administrators can use the Endpoint Security policies and profiles to focus on security configuration of devices in Microsoft Intune.
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Security Administrators can use the Endpoint Security policies and profiles to focus on security configuration of devices in Microsoft Intune.
Manage device compliance, security baselines, Microsoft Defender integration, VPN tunnels, identity protection, and threat defense with Microsoft Intune.
Learn how to manage endpoint security in Microsoft Intune. Configure security policies, deploy baselines, and integrate with Defender for Endpoint to protect devices.
Use the Microsoft Intune admin center to view reports for device encryption status across macOS FileVault and Windows BitLocker encrypted devices that you manage with Microsoft Intune.
Learn how Security Administrators can use the Endpoint Security node to view devices and manage them in Microsoft Intune.
Add support for Mobile Application Management (MAM) for Android to the Microsoft Tunnel Gateway. Tunnel support for MAM expands access to your organizational resources for devices that can't or haven'…
Use Microsoft Intune to set up mobile application management, an alternative option to Android device administrator that focuses on app protection and doesn't require device enrollment.
Secure devices with Microsoft Intune to support your Zero Trust journey.
Secure your tenant with Microsoft Intune to support your Zero Trust journey.
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