Endpoint Manager and Microsoft Intune

Keep data safe

Endpoint Manager and Microsoft Intune

Keep data safe

What is Microsoft Endpoint Manager?

Microsoft Endpoint Manager is an On-Premise and Cloud-based Security solution that helps provide the modern workspace and management functions to keep data safe, both in the cloud and on-premises.

Microsoft Endpoint Manager includes the services and tools used to manage and monitor mobile devices, desktops, virtual machines, embedded devices, and servers.

Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager is the integrated solution within Microsoft Endpoint Manager, which allows IT departments to manage PCs and servers, keeping software up to date, establishing configuration and security policies, and monitoring the status of systems, while grants customers access to corporate applications with the devices of their choice.

What is
Microsoft Intune?

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service that focuses on Mobile Device Management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM). In addition to MDM and MAM, it gives companies the possibility of co-managing between On-Premises and Cloud environments, where local computers can be managed from the System Center Configuration Manager or from the Intune console.

Microsoft Intune allows:

  • Choose to be 100% cloud-based with Intune or co-manage with Configuration Manager and Intune.
  • Establish rules and configure organizational and personal device settings to access data and networks.
  • Deploy and authenticate applications on devices, both local and mobile.
  • Protect your company information by controlling how users access and share information.
  • Ensure that devices and applications are compliant with security requirements.

Management and administration of PCs and mobile devices

With Microsoft EndPoint Manager (MEM) PC management and Microsoft Intune, you can manage Windows 11 devices in the same way as you do with company mobile devices.

Updated equipment

Apply advanced settings for both security and device management

Deployment of Microsoft and third-party applications

Control and protection of corporate data

 

Continuous evaluation of the device

Manage devices

In Intune, you’ll take a tailored approach to managing your devices. When devices are enrolled and managed in Intune, administrators will be able to:

  • View enrolled devices and get an inventory of devices accessing your organization’s resources.
  • Configure devices to meet safety and maintenance standards
  • Insert certificates into devices so that users can easily access the Wi-Fi network or use a VPN to connect to the network.
  • View reports on users and devices that are supported and not supported.
  • Remove organization data if a device is lost, stolen, or no longer used.

Main functionalities of managing devices

  • Authorized Devices
  • Selective data erasure
  • Automated application deployment
  • Self-service model for IT
  • Mobile device monitoring
  • Hardware and software inventory and reporting
  • Measure compliance

Manage applications

Mobile Application Management (MAM) in Intune is designed to protect your organization’s data at the application level. When apps are managed in Intune, administrators can:

  • Add and assign mobile apps to groups of users and devices, including users in specific groups, devices in specific groups, and more.
  • Configure applications to start or run with specific settings enabled and update existing applications that are already on the device.
  • View reports on which applications are used and track their use.
  • Perform a selective wipe removing only the app organization data.

Main functionalities of managing applications

  • Corporate data control
  • Information protection
  • Reports
  • Unenrolled Devices (BOYD)

Microsoft Intune: Government parks PC’s

The UOC, thanks to the installation of Endpoint Manager carried out by NexTReT, was able to modernize the technology of the work point and know at any time the real situation of its Workplace park.