'Our company data is crucial. That is why centralized device management is also crucial.'
Adam Grainger, Baker Tilly International
An extra smartphone, a new laptop, a tablet for the field service - all devices that have access to (part of) your company data. The seamless integration of these new devices is important. Microsoft Intune ensures that working with them remains safe. Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management solution. It manages user access to organizational resources and simplifies app and device management across your many devices, including mobile devices, computers, and virtual endpoints.
Before registering devices, it is important to determine a uniform policy. For example, what are the minimum password requirements within your organization? How do we encrypt things? Where do we expect multi-factor authentication (MFA)? How do we allocate authorization within your organization?
'Our company data is crucial. That is why centralized device management is also crucial.'
Adam Grainger, Baker Tilly International
'Setting up Microsoft Intune takes some time, but it prevents so many problems later on.'
Luuk Poppeliers, Agerion IT
Once the uniform policy is determined, devices can be registered. The correct user licenses are assigned, the registration settings are prepared, and users can download the Intune Company Portal app to properly register their device. Once registered, the configured policies are automatically applied. Think of Wi-Fi settings, VPN settings, email configurations, and other security settings.
From that moment on, administrators can manage the registered device through the Intune console. Settings can be updated, security actions can be performed, and even apps can be pushed. The status of the devices is continuously monitored through this console.
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