
Explore how modern device management with Microsoft Intune lowers costs, boosts efficiency, and strengthens security over legacy methods, while learning to enroll devices and deploy configurations for Apple devices.
Explore how Intune fits into the Microsoft 365 business premium stack, coordinating device and application management with core components like Office apps, Teams, OneDrive, Exchange, SharePoint, and Azure Active Directory.
Discover device types Intune supports, from Windows and Mac OS to iOS, Android, Linux, and Chrome OS, and how to classify devices as corporate or personal via Azure AD join.
Discover Windows enrollment methods for Intune. Self enroll with the company portal app or workplace join, auto enrollment, Azure AD join, bulk enrollment with AD Connect and GPO, and Autopilot.
In this video, I show you how to enroll devices into Intune via Datto RMM. Similar methods can be used across other RMM tools
Enroll your organization in Apple Business Manager, locate your DUNS number, and complete ABM enrollment with verification, then federate with Azure AD to enable managed Apple IDs and device access.
Configure directory sync between Azure Active Directory and Apple Business Manager to automatically provision and synchronize users from Microsoft, enabling federation and automated Mac user management.
Configure the Apple MDM push certificate to enable Intune enrollment. Use a central Apple ID and a Microsoft shared mailbox to manage renewals and notifications.
Explore iOS user enrollment as a lightweight mdm for byod, enabling data separation between managed and personal Apple IDs, and configure enrollment types in the endpoint manager admin center.
Learn deploying PowerShell scripts with Intune to Windows and Mac devices, including registry key pushes. Configure running context, signature checks, architecture, and group assignments for deployment.
Deploy Office 365 apps with Intune by configuring either Configuration Designer or the Office customization tool, choosing enterprise or business licensing, and managing update channels across Windows and Mac devices.
Configure and deploy apps to iOS and Android using Microsoft Intune. Learn to set up Google Play, approve apps, and sync deployments via the Endpoint Manager admin center.
Deploy the Datto RMM ARM agent via Microsoft Intune using a PowerShell script, autopilot deployment, and dynamic device groups with Windows targeting and troubleshooting logs.
Learn how app protection policies manage corporate apps on personal devices without enrolling in MDM, enabling remote wiping of corporate data and restricting copy/paste and save as to unmanaged locations.
Learn how Windows Autopilot works with Intune to deploy devices remotely, streamline the out-of-box experience with deployment profiles and security baselines, and join hybrid domains to Azure AD.
Explore zero trust and conditional access within Microsoft environments, replacing legacy firewall-based security as workplaces move to the cloud, and enforce device compliance before accessing corporate data.
This introductory course on Microsoft Intune is designed for IT professionals and administrators who are responsible for managing and securing devices in their organization. The course will cover the basics of Intune, including how to set up and manage devices, deploy apps, and secure company data. There is a section dedicated to managing Apple Devices as well leveraging Apple Business Manager. By the end of the course, participants will have a solid understanding of how to use Intune to effectively manage and secure their organization's devices.
No PowerPoint slides: A majority of the course is demos of the admin portal and end-user experience. Animated whiteboards are used to discuss business and technical concepts for greater understanding
End-User Demos-its very important to understand what the end user sees with the policies you push out to devices. I have end-user experience demos that cover Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices
Practical Use Cases: Working with hundreds of IT admins has provided me the knowledge to share real-world use cases with the various policies and configurations shown throughout the course.
Knowledge Check: Each section has a small quiz to help perform a knowledge check of the information just covered so that you ensure you captured the most important information