Patch management is critical for maintaining security, ensuring compliance, and streamlining performance across devices. Windows Autopatch provides a streamlined solution to keep devices updated, but how does it work? How does it differ from other solutions like Windows Update for Business?
Upgrading from Windows 10 to Windows 11 has become a must-do, especially with Windows 10 reaching its end-of-life on October 14, 2025. This means businesses have a shrinking window to ensure their fleet is secure, efficient, and equipped with the latest tools.
Identity and access management (IAM) is a top priority for senior IT leaders seeking to enhance security without hindering productivity. The Microsoft Entra Suite offers a range of powerful tools for managing identity governance, securing access, and verifying user identity.
Windows Autopilot Device Preparation (AutoPilot V2) is a breakthrough in this realm of modern endpoint management, offering a streamlined and enhanced approach to device deployment. The solution brings efficiency to device setup, reducing time and effort while enhancing user experience.
Mapping Group Policy Objects (GPOs) to Microsoft Intune is essential for businesses transitioning to modern management for Windows devices. This article will break down the process, highlighting common scenarios, potential challenges, and the steps needed to import, assess, and configure GPO settings in Intune.
One powerful yet lesser-known feature within Intune is Deep Link Enrollment. In this article, we will explore what Intune Deep Link Enrollment is, how to use it, when to apply it, and its role in your overall endpoint management strategy.
As of September 20, 2024, Microsoft has ceased investment in new capabilities and is no longer accepting feature requests for WSUS. While the existing functionality will remain available, the focus is shifting to cloud-native management tools, forcing businesses to rethink their approach to updating systems and maintaining compliance in an increasingly complex IT landscape.
As of September 20, 2024, Microsoft has ceased investment in new capabilities and is no longer accepting feature requests for WSUS. While the existing functionality will remain available, the focus is shifting to cloud-native management tools, forcing businesses to rethink their approach to updating systems and maintaining compliance in an increasingly complex IT landscape.
The introduction of platform Single Sign-On (SSO) for macOS devices marks a significant advancement in device management for businesses using Microsoft Intune. The development is crucial and may influence many to migrate from JAMF to JAMF to Intune.
In January 2025, businesses using JAMF Pro alongside Microsoft Entra ID for Conditional Access will encounter a significant change that could impact their entire device management strategy. JAMF will discontinue its support for conditional access, a move driven by Microsoft's transition from the Partner Device Management Legacy API to the new Partner Compliance Management API.
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