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It's taken 16 blogs in this series to get here, but here we are, updating! Before we start, let's put it out there that we should all be working towards auto updating. Yes it's easier said than done, yes there are some very complicated infrastructures with legacy apps, different builds, oddities and exceptions, but even …
Continue reading "Microsoft Intune 16 – Windows and Driver Updates."
If you haven't been following this series from the start, we have gone from setting up Intune from scratch which included device onboarding, autopilot, MDE, LAPs and compliance and configuration policies. This is part 15 in a step by step approach to securing endpoints and devices, with this guide covering Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) Rules. …
Continue reading "Microsoft Intune 15 – Attack Surface Reduction Rules."
Intune allows us to control which device types can join Microsoft Entra based on the platform they have installed. As we have covered many times previously, there are no technical control silver-bullets in cyber security, however lot's of small configurations will add up to provide large returns in security posture and a reduction overall in …
Continue reading "Microsoft Intune 14 – Block and Control Device Enrolment."
To be honest this guide could sit in our securing Azure series under Identity Access Management, however as this is specifically for controlling Local Administrative accounts, and the policies sit within Intune, it does sit better within our Intune series. What is LAPS? Windows LAPS is a feature that allows us to manage and back …
Continue reading "Microsoft Intune 13 – Configure Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS)."
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