Pouya shares practical insights on using Microsoft Intune to manage and secure devices and applications for hybrid and remote work, emphasizing best practices and integration with Azure and Microsoft security services.

Exploring Microsoft Intune: Manage and Secure your Devices and Apps

In today’s era of hybrid and remote work, organizations face the challenge of managing and securing a growing variety of endpoints. Microsoft Intune, part of the Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) suite and built on Azure, provides a comprehensive, cloud-based solution for endpoint management.

Key Topics Covered

  • Device Management Made Simple: Intune streamlines the process of deploying, managing, and monitoring devices—ranging from mobile phones to laptops and virtual endpoints.
  • Application Management: Control application deployment, updates, and access tightly and securely across your organization.
  • Security & Compliance: Leverage Intune’s robust capabilities to enforce security policies, facilitate compliance, and protect data on any device.
  • Identity-Driven Access: Seamless integration with Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) enables secure, identity-based access to corporate resources, reducing risk and ensuring only the right people access sensitive information.
  • Ecosystem Integration: Intune’s compatibility with Microsoft 365, Azure AD, and Microsoft Defender extends organizational security, supports Zero Trust strategies, and helps IT teams unify their endpoint posture.
  • Support for Hybrid & Remote Employees: Real-world scenarios illustrate how Intune helps companies support modern workplace flexibility while maintaining strong security controls.
  • Simplified IT Operations: Intune reduces complexity and improves user experience, minimizing the administrative burden for IT teams.

Real-World Use Cases

  • Automating device enrollment and provisioning for remote workers
  • Enforcing compliance checks before allowing device access to cloud resources
  • Managing corporate and BYOD devices without compromising data security
  • Integrating Intune with Defender for advanced threat protection

Best Practices

  • Regularly update compliance policies
  • Leverage role-based access controls
  • Use conditional access powered by Azure AD
  • Monitor devices and take action on non-compliance immediately

Event Details

  • Speaker: Sucheta Gawade
  • Date: August 14, 2025
  • Time: 18:00 EDT

For IT administrators, security architects, and technology leaders, mastering Intune is critical for a modern, secure endpoint management strategy. Stay informed about upcoming sessions and deepen your knowledge of Microsoft security and management tools.

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