Modern Device Management with Microsoft Intune
Full control over corporate devices and data – regardless of the work location.
With Microsoft Intune, endpoints, applications, and security policies can be centrally managed in the cloud. Efficiently, securely, and scalably.
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What is Microsoft Intune?
Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based solution for endpoint management and device security. It enables centralized management of endpoints, apps, and security policies via a unified platform.
Is Microsoft Intune part of Microsoft 365?
Yes. Intune is integrated into Microsoft 365 and is part of the Microsoft Intune Suite. It works seamlessly with services such as Microsoft Entra ID, Defender, and Purview to unify identity, security, and compliance.
What is the difference between Intune and Endpoint Manager?
Microsoft Endpoint Manager was previously the parent management console for Intune and Configuration Manager. Since 2023, the name has been standardized—today, everything runs under the Microsoft Intune brand.
How does Intune protect company data?
Intune applies security and app protection policies, encrypts data, and controls access via identity management with Entra ID. This keeps data protected—even on personal devices or when working remotely.
What licenses are required?
Microsoft Intune is included in many Microsoft 365 plans, such as Microsoft 365 E3 and E5. Advanced features are available through the Intune Suite or as separate add-ons.
What advantages does Intune offer businesses?
Uniform management, greater data security, reduced administrative effort, and flexible support for modern working models—all in one integrated cloud solution.
