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Shift users off local admin without breaking productivity. Learn how Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) in Microsoft Intune works end to end: agent onboarding, elevation policies and rules, and an audit-to-enforce rollout. See what’s new, including elevate as current user, the EPM readiness and trend dashboard, scope-tag enforcement for requests, centralized Admin tasks, and Copilot prompts to explore EPM data.

Speaker: Per Larsen 

 

This session is part of the Microsoft Technical Takeoff: Windows + Intune. Add it to your calendar, click Attend for event reminders, and post your questions and comments below! This session will also be recorded and available on demand shortly after conclusion of the live event.

Heather_Poulsen
Updated Mar 05, 2026
Technical Takeoff

4 Comments

  • shin0933's avatar
    shin0933
    Brass Contributor
    Mar 09, 2026

    I assume EPM is an addon that will need to be purchased in order to use in Intune? 

     

    • Joe_Lurie's avatar
      Joe_Lurie
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      Mar 09, 2026

      shin0933​ EPM is part of the Intune Suite so today it is an add-on. But we announced in December that the Intune Suite would be rolled into the Microsoft 365 E5 licenses. If you don't have E5, you can still purchase EPM as a stand-alone add-on. Check with your account team for more information.

  • Heather_Poulsen's avatar
    Heather_Poulsen
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    Mar 09, 2026

    Welcome to “Least privilege on Windows with Endpoint Privilege Management” at Microsoft Technical Takeoff. Q&A is open now and throughout the week. Please post any questions or feedback here in the Comments. [Note: If your organization’s policies prevent you from seeing the video on this page, you can also tune in on LinkedIn.]