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From admin to standard user with Endpoint Privilege Management
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In today's digital landscape, managing user privileges effectively is crucial for maintaining security and productivity. Don’t miss actionable insights and practical tips for deploying Endpoint Privilege Management using Microsoft Intune. Learn how to start the process of removing local admin privileges and implementing the principle of least privilege, while ensuring standard user accounts can still perform necessary tasks through controlled elevation. Join to gain the knowledge and tools needed to implement Endpoint Privilege Management effectively, ensuring a secure and efficient IT environment.
Speakers: Mike Danoski, Don Brown
This session is part of Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows and Intune.
32 Comments
- fjanssonBrass Contributor
Another question, will you be releasing some built-in way for administrators to receieve notifications when a new support approval request has arrived?
- Mike-Danoski
Microsoft
This is feedback we've received in the past. There isn't anything planned for now, but the list can be pulled via graph and there are some community tools that wrap notifications around that.
- fjanssonBrass Contributor
Will you be supporting other filetypes in the future (other than exe/msi/.ps1), for example running built-in Windows components that require administrative rights? Examples: "Advanced system settings".
- Don Brown
Microsoft
We're investigating other file types. The example you cite, "Advanced system settings"... might these be settings/tools like Disk Manager? We're close to having file parameter support, so in the Disk Manager example, you'd create the rule like "mmc.exe %windir%\system32\diskmgmt.msc". Other advanced system settings would map to different command line parameters, of course, so would need additional rules to pinpoint.
Please keep an eye on the "What's New Blog" and the "In Development" blogs for details of what is on the near-term release schedule. - Olaf_ThyssenBrass Contributor
This sounds like support of UAC prompt which I'm desperately waiting for .....
- Don Brown
Microsoft
We're evaluating this, too. Hooking UAC events is a very sensitive security bit of work with Windows, but we're partnered closely with Windows to implement a solution that is secure and meets needs. Stay tuned!