What's new in System Center Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune: Spring 2019 Edition
How can you transform into an agile service provider that meet high security requirements without ever compromising user experience? Building on experience over the past 25 years across every industry vertical, Microsoft now offers the most complete unified endpoint management (UEM) platform in the industry, connecting the advanced security and mobility management strengths in Microsoft Intune to the robust Configuration Manager client management capabilities.What's New with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager: #MSIgnite 2018 Edition
Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager made waves at Microsoft Ignite 2018 in Orlando with several new features and enhancements announced on Monday. Among the most awaited features are Win32 application support with Intune, role-based access for Intune administrators, security baselines with Intune, desktop analytics with ConfigMgr, and a unified device administrator console for Microsoft 365.Helping businesses rapidly set up to work securely from personal PCs and mobiles
With remote work a necessity in current times, many remote workers may be using personal PCs and mobiles at home or sharing with their family. IT can immediately make work data safely accessible to such employees, by enabling Microsoft Endpoint Manager with application-level compliance and controls. Microsoft technologies help you centralize control over devices, apps and data so can stay productive now and continue without missing a beat when things settle down and people go back to the office.Microsoft Intune announces support for macOS FileVault disk encryption management
Microsoft Intune is excited to announce support for FileVault full-disk encryption configuration on macOS devices. FileVault full-disk encryption (also known as FileVault 2) helps prevent unauthorized access to the information on macOS startup disks.
