Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Compliance Policies with MECM and Intune

Over the past couple of courses, the discussion about device configuration has been focused only on the configurations. These configurations can be thought of more as preferences than a policy. Although they configure the machines, users have the ability to modify those configurations at will. This thirteenth course in the series, Microsoft Endpoint Manager Compliance Policies with MECM & Intune, teaches you how to enforce configurations, declare non-compliant machines, and bring about consequences for those misconfigurations. You'll first look at compliance in MECM. Next, you will configure custom MECM compliance policies including auto-remediation. Finally, you'll see how they look from a user's perspective. Next, you will switch to Intune and explore the completely different approach Intune takes to compliance. To see the impact of Intune compliance policies on users' machines, you will create and deploy Intune compliance policy. You'll also connect compliance policies with conditional access policies, and deprive machines of access to corporate resources if they are not in compliance. This course will give you a better understanding about how to enforce configurations in MECM and Intune.