Intune & Endpoint Management Services
If your company is handing out laptops and phones but not managing them centrally, you've got a security gap. Microsoft Intune gives you control over what devices can access your company data, what policies they need to follow, and what happens when a device is lost or an employee leaves. I set it up, configure the policies, and handle the rollout so your team barely notices the change.
Intune Setup & Configuration
Getting Intune stood up properly from the start so you're not chasing down problems later:
- Intune tenant configuration and enrollment settings
- Device compliance policies (password requirements, encryption, OS version)
- Configuration profiles for Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android
- App deployment and management -- pushing company apps to devices automatically
- Conditional access integration with Entra ID (only compliant devices get in)
Windows Autopilot
New hire starts Monday? Ship them a laptop and Autopilot handles the rest. I configure zero-touch deployment so devices set themselves up with your apps, policies, and settings out of the box:
- Autopilot profile creation and hardware registration
- Pre-provisioned (white glove) deployment for ready-to-go devices
- Self-deploying mode for shared devices and kiosks
- Integration with your hardware vendor for direct-to-employee shipping
Endpoint Security
Intune ties into Microsoft Defender for Endpoint to give you visibility and control over device security:
- Microsoft Defender for Endpoint onboarding and policy configuration
- Attack surface reduction rules
- BitLocker and FileVault encryption management and key escrow
- Security baselines applied across your device fleet
- Remote wipe and selective wipe for lost or compromised devices
BYOD Management
Employees using personal devices is a reality. Intune's app protection policies let you secure company data without taking over someone's personal phone:
- Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies for Outlook, Teams, OneDrive
- Data loss prevention on unmanaged devices (block copy/paste, require PIN)
- Enrollment-free protection -- no MDM profile needed on personal devices
Ongoing Management
Devices and policies need attention over time. People get new hardware, apps update, compliance requirements change. I handle the upkeep:
- Policy updates -- adjusting compliance and configuration policies as your needs change
- App management -- adding, updating, and retiring applications across your fleet
- Compliance monitoring -- tracking which devices are compliant and following up on the ones that aren't
- Reporting -- regular updates on device health, compliance rates, and security posture