Andrew Taylor 
Welcome everyone to another roundup of the exciting content coming from the Endpoint Manager community. Before starting, I feel it’s only fair to bid farewell to Internet Explorer, whilst it was a bit geriatric towards the end, it has ultimately served us well for all of these years Now, on with the show… First up, … Read more
A new feature within Intune, currently in Preview is the ability to create a custom compliance policy to give a bit more granular control over what is allowed to connect. You could require certain apps to be installed (or not installed), a minimum BIOS version, or a particular service needs to be running. If it … Read more
Welcome to another bumper newsletter covering the excellent work from the Endpoint Manager community (and quite a few announcements from Microsoft) So, let’s get started and this week we have 3 posts from Rudy Ooms (plus a video later)! The first of which is looking at the various options to protect against the Follina CVE … Read more
One of the things I’m always aware of is certificate expiry, especially the ones used for Apple VPP, if those expire and aren’t renewed in time, you may find yourself factory resetting and re-enrolling again which I’m sure we all want to avoid. Whilst Outlook reminders are a wonderful thing, there is still an element … Read more
Welcome to a bumper newsletter, I think this is probably the longest read yet, it’s been a busy week in the community! First up we have a post from Oktay Sari looking at using Conditional Access device filters to block access to M365 apps when not using the Android for Work profile on a non-corporate … Read more
One question I’m often asked is around security policies within Intune, where to set them and why can they be set in so many different places? Before I start on what I prefer, there is no right or wrong answer for this one, ultimately they are all changing the same files/registry keys so it is … Read more
Welcome to this weeks newsletter with more exciting news from the excellent MEM community. There should easily be enough here to fill your Friday afternoon (we all follow read-only Friday I’m sure) Starting this week we have a new script/application from Niels Scheffers. We all know shortcuts can be a pain to deploy, but Niels … Read more
Following on from Part 1 where I looked at Intune Monitor in the Devices Blade, now we can look at the same within the Apps Blade App Licenses This first option looks at any Microsoft Store, Managed Google Play Store, or Apple App Store applications. It can see how many licenses have been purchased for … Read more
It’s Friday which means 2 things, firstly, it’s basically the weekend (or for those of you lucky to work a 4 days week, it is the weekend) AND it’s newsletter day Time to get started with this post from Niels Kok with a nice script to grab the Autopilot hash from a machine and then … Read more
Welcome, in this post I’m going to look at the Monitor tools in Devices within Intune, an icon I’m sure you’ve all seen, but rarely clicked on: What lies inside these icons I hear you ask, well, it is a wealth of information covering the vast majority of settings within Intune, although it’s a bit … Read more