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For tips and best practices to help you stay ahead of evolving threats and modern device management challenges with Microsoft Intune, tune in to this month's episode of Unpacking Endpoint Management.
We'll break down what it really takes to secure endpoints in today’s Zero Trust world—from implementing compliance policies and Conditional Access to enforcing least privilege with Endpoint Privilege Management. Bring your questions and leave with actionable insights you can apply today.
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- Pearl-Angeles
Community Manager
Sharing a recap of the questions covered, along with associated timestamps:
Question – What’s the best way for customers to provide feedback/additional requests on the new dashboard? Is there a method of doing this in the console? – answered at 14:08.
Question – What’s the best way to block access for terminated employees: device controls or Conditional Access? – answered at 16:42.
Question – We have a customer who wants a report that identifies non-Windows devices, corporate or BYOD. How do I identify these? – answered at 20:47.
Question – How do you secure remote and BYOD devices using Intune? What are the best practices? – answered at 23:25.
Question – How do you use Attack Service Reduction, WDAC, and Attack Service Reduction ASR together in Intune? – answered at 29:02.
Question – In your opinion, how does the new Windows 11 administrator account protection feature impact thinking about the need for standard user accounts? – answered at 33:52.
Question – What options do we have to completely lock or disable a device if a user fails to return it within the defined timeframe? – answered at 38:24.
Question – How do we replicate advanced BitLocker/TPM settings in Intune that previously existing in MBAM or GPO? – answered at 41:21.
Question – Do you recommend a specific security baseline for maximizing device security? – answered at 43:25.
Question – Can we see what devices are being removed before they are removed as a result of the device cleanup rules? – answered at 47:37.
Question – What do we or what should we do when we have required security settings that aren’t available in Intune? – answered at 49:30.
Question – I think a common question we hear from our customers is, are we doing this right? What frameworks or assessments exist to help evaluate where you are at with Zero Trust? – answered at 54:08. - Dean_GrossSilver Contributor
Clay taylor what's the current recommended approach for implementing security baselines
- rrenstromBrass Contributor
How does the new Windows 11 Administrator account protection feature impact thinking about need for standard user accounts?
Administrator protection on Windows 11 - Heather_Poulsen
Community Manager
Let's get started - would love to have your questions so our panel today focuses on what's top of mind for you. Post them here in the comments!