device ENCRYPTION
Organizations can use Microsoft Intune to encrypt their devices with BitLocker, which helps protect company data and keeps it safe from unauthorized access. This layer of encryption also helps to comply with industry regulations that require encryption of sensitive data.
antivirus software updates
With Microsoft Intune, companies can deploy security patches, bug fixes, and other antivirus software updates quickly and efficiently to all of their systems. This ensures that their systems are always up-to-date and secure against the latest malware threats.
conditional access policies
Microsoft Intune makes it easy for organizations to enforce conditional access policies that restrict access to sensitive corporate data based on compliance settings such as device ownership, type, risks etc. This allows organizations to have better control over who has access to their most important information.
Group policy management
Microsoft Intune simplifies the process of deploying applications and pushing out settings changes across Windows and Mac computers both quickly and easily, so organizations don’t have to spend much time managing multiple machines manually. Additionally, they can use this feature to ensure that all devices remain in compliance with company standards at all times through automated management tools such as remote lock screen configuration or automatic application installation/updates via app stores like the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Deployment Across Operating Systems
Organizations can use Microsoft Intune's Autopilot technology for deployment across different operating systems (OS) including Windows or macOS Sierra. It also supports white glove enrolment, which enables IT professionals to setup users in remote locations.
