Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Device Configuration and Endpoint Protection with Intune

You could argue that there is an "old" and a "new way" to perform device configuration and endpoint security. The old method was based on registry keys and files. Sometimes, hacking both or both of these could be used to force a device into a particular configuration. The new approach is more MDM-like and leverages onboard Configuration Service Providers (CSPs) to manage, perform and report on change. The first step is to introduce Intune's basic framework for device configuration. This includes the configuration profile. It does a lot, but not all. Next, we'll explore custom configurations with ADMX-backed profile profiles. Next, you will learn how configuration profiles can be used to enable common Windows endpoint protection services. Then, you will see an example of how to deploy certificates to Intune-enrolled devices. You'll also see App Protection Policies, which are used to encrypt and protect data as it is created. This course will help you understand the many ways that Intune works with Microsoft Endpoint Manager.