Defender for Endpoint for devices with Intune in Endpoint Manager
I am trying to deploy Defender for devices with Intune in Endpoint Manager. As shown in the picture below, I am trying connect Windows devices to Defender but I keep getting the error highlighted. It's been like that for 4 days. The intune connection thing is enabled on Defender console too. Anyone else have this problem too?Manage USB Devices with Intune/Endpoint Manager
Hi We have just rolled out our new laptops using autopilot and managed through intune. I want to use EndPoint Manager to create some prevent/allow rules to manage usb devices i.e. I want to block everything but allow exceptions i.e. all keyboards, mice etc but only particular models of phones or usb storage devices. I thought of using "Allow installation of devices that match any device id" and the "Prevent installation of devices not described" This doesn't seem to block drives that are already installed. Is there are way of doing this? Thanks Alistairmdatp device compliance
Hi, is there a recent change within the handling of mdatp compliance policy out of endpoint manager? We used to assign mdatp compliance policy to "All Users" which, in the past, only evaluates the related user account, which was matched to the policy assignment. Since yesterday, we recognized, that the mdatp compliance policy is also scoped to the device itself: now also the system account gets evaluated, and we have a new built-in compliance policy system account evaluation.... In addition, the scoped user account remains as "not applicable" for this compliance policy. Anyone knows more details about this? Thank you Thomas
