Managing computers used to require them to be on the office network. Microsoft Intune manages devices from the cloud, wherever they are.

What Intune does

– Enrolls devices and applies a standard configuration

– Deploys software and updates automatically

– Enforces security, such as encryption, password rules, and firewall settings

– Checks compliance, flagging out-of-date or risky devices

– Wipes lost or stolen devices remotely

– Manages mobile devices (iOS, Android) alongside Windows and Mac

Key benefits

– Consistent security for remote and hybrid staff

– Less manual setup and fewer on-site visits

– Faster onboarding with Autopilot

– Better visibility into your device fleet

– Integration with Conditional Access, so only compliant devices reach company data

What you can control

– Windows Update schedules

– BitLocker encryption

– Wi-Fi and VPN profiles

– App installation and removal

– Browser and Office settings

– Mobile app protection (for BYOD)

Getting started

1. Define your standards: encryption, updates, passwords

2. Create configuration and compliance policies

3. Pilot with a small group

4. Enroll devices in waves

5. Monitor and adjust

Licensing

Included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium and Enterprise plans, or available as a standalone license.

Common pitfalls

Policies applied without testing can disrupt users. Pilot first, then expand.

DBR Soft can deploy and manage Intune for your organization. Contact us for more information.