Category Archives: Microsoft Intune

Like its predecessor Microsoft LAPS, Windows LAPS is a password management solution that allows you to control local administrator account passwords for Windows devices. Passwords are generated dynamically and also constantly updated based on the policies adopted. Unlike its predecessor, the new version of LAPS allows you to save passwords, not only within the ActiveContinue reading “Windows LAPS: Advanced protection of local administrator passwords through Microsoft Intune”

The Microsoft Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) solution allows you to manage the privileges of standard users by allowing them to perform operations that require administrative rights; this solution guarantees endpoint security by allowing all those users who had been elevated to administrators due to requirements (eg: running applications) to be downgraded to standard users. InContinue reading “Endpoint Privilege Management: privilege management through Microsoft Intune”

Microsoft Intune enables enterprises to effectively manage mobile devices, ensuring data security and compliance with corporate policies while enabling employees to work more productively and securely. The life-cycle of mobile devices is a process that includes several phases, from provisioning to decommissioning due to obsolescence or for possible reassignment; precisely with regard to the firstContinue reading “Microsoft Intune: Android devices registration through NFC tags”

In the previous article, the first 2 steps related to the device lifecycle have been reported; in this second part, we will go into the last steps concerning the securing of the devices, the support and the eventual withdrawal in the face of the decommissioning of the device. Protect Device protection aims to prevent corporateContinue reading “Android device management with Microsoft Intune – Part 2”

In this article we will talk about the management of Android devices through the Microsoft Intune solution in such a way as to be able to determine a common management strategy for all the devices in the company. Overview As reiterated during the last Ignite, in recent years, we have witnessed an epochal change inContinue reading “Android device management with Microsoft Intune – Part 1”