Devices & Application Management - Intune

This module provides learners with the knowledge and hands-on skills to manage devices, applications, and security policies in a modern workplace using Microsoft Intune. Participants will learn to enroll devices, configure compliance policies, deploy applications, and secure corporate resources, enabling efficient endpoint management in enterprise environments.

Who This Module Is For

• Aspiring Intune and Endpoint Management Specialists
• IT Administrators and Support Engineers managing corporate devices
• Security and Compliance Professionals implementing device and app policies
• Cloud and Microsoft 365 Engineers responsible for enterprise device strategy
• Professionals preparing for Microsoft Endpoint Manager certification or Intune-focused roles

By the end of this module, learners will be able to:

• Enroll and manage devices across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android using Intune
• Deploy, monitor, and manage applications across corporate and BYOD devices
• Implement security, compliance, and conditional access policies effectively
• Automate repetitive tasks and manage large-scale device deployments efficiently
• Integrate Intune with Microsoft 365 and other enterprise tools for seamless management
• Troubleshoot device and application issues to maintain operational continuity

1. Introduction to Microsoft Intune

• Overview of Intune: Role in modern device management, cloud-based endpoint management, and integration with Microsoft 365
• Intune Architecture: Understanding device management components, policies, and security integration
• Getting Started: Setting up Intune, licensing requirements, and navigating the admin console
• Best Practices: Organizing devices, users, and policies for scalable management

2. Device Enrollment and Management

• Device Enrollment Methods: Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android enrollment processes
• Automated Enrollment: Using Azure AD and autopilot for bulk onboarding
• Managing Devices: Tracking, monitoring, and maintaining corporate and BYOD devices
• Device Compliance Policies: Enforcing security standards, conditional access, and reporting non-compliance

3. Application Management

• App Deployment Strategies: Deploying Win32, MSIX, Microsoft Store, iOS, and Android apps
• App Protection Policies: Protecting corporate data in mobile apps, including conditional access
• Managing Updates: Automating updates and application lifecycle management
• Monitoring and Reporting: Tracking app deployment status and resolving installation issues

4. Security and Compliance Management

• Configuration Policies: Enforcing device security, encryption, and password policies
• Conditional Access: Ensuring only compliant devices access corporate resources
• Threat Protection Integration: Linking Intune with Microsoft Defender and Endpoint Manager
• Compliance Reporting: Creating dashboards and alerts for proactive security management

5. Advanced Device and App Automation

• Scripting and Policy Automation: Automating enrollment, compliance checks, and app deployments
• Role-Based Access Control (RBAC): Assigning administrative roles for delegated management
• Integration with Other Services: Connecting Intune with Azure AD, Microsoft 365, and third-party tools
• Troubleshooting and Optimization: Diagnosing issues and improving Intune deployment efficiency