The market leader for modern unified endpoint management.
The UEM solution for your journey from good to great with more supported operating systems and device types, integration, simplified processes, and increased security.
Microsoft Intune is the market leader for cloud-based unified endpoint management and helps ensure that your end users can work productively and your corporate data remains protected.
Microsoft has managed to develop Intune into a scalable, flexible and integrated solution that is often the go-to solution for both small businesses and corporations.
Intune transforms multi-OS deployment, security, and management of endpoints. Intune is part of Microsoft 365 Suite and offers seamless integration with other Microsoft products. In particular, the integration of security features stands out. It supports a range of devices such as laptops, mobiles and even IoT devices on various platforms such as Windows, iOS, Android and macOS. Regardless of whether your end users work in the office, from home, or on the go, Intune provides a consistent management experience.
Simplified and modern user and admin experience
Convergence of endpoint management and endpoint security
A UEM solution for Windows, Android, Mac, iOS, and Linux operating systems
Often already included in Microsoft 365 licenses
Intune is a game changer for any organization from 100 to >100,000 endpoints to manage. It is rightly the sustainable top dog that everyone is talking about.
Important: Intune does not cover 100% of the requirements in every organization and should be co-managed with MECM, for example.
Intune combines endpoint management with sophisticated security mechanisms in one central location. Features such as Zero-Trust, Conditional Access, and Defender Integration turn reactive endpoint management into proactive endpoint security.
Many IT teams are constantly struggling to keep up with complexity and innovation. Simplification means: intuitive interface and processes, more critical functions in a single tool, less security risk and more time. And also: Lower license costs and supplier management
Almost 70% of organizations use 10+ tools for endpoint management & security. Intune offers a wide range of manageable device types and security features, eliminating the need for additional tools. The best part: Intune is probably already included in your M365 license.
Companies are turning faster and faster: Strong growth, mobile working, locations are founded, relocated or closed. Intune allows you to scale with your organization without new infrastructure and the hassle of manually onboarding and offboarding endpoints.
Let's talk Intune. Let's discuss your challenges and goals to understand how we can best help. With clear recommendations, implementation strength and tried and tested procedures.
No: Intune is the more modern product, but especially in more complex environments, the full power of Microsoft endpoint management often comes together. Intune opens up the world of modern unified endpoint management and the convergence of endpoint management and endpoint security, but has a strong focus on Internet-connected end-user devices and simplifying administration. Anyone who wants to continue to control the deployment of end devices in a very granular way, as well as manage servers, on-premise and high-availability endpoints, needs MECM - and there are no known plans to change this. In addition, MECM's extensive reporting is often used to support regulatory requirements. We highly recommend co-management with MECM and Intune.
Intune promises many tangible benefits for Modern Endpoint Management & Security. But for marketing messages to become real added value, the implementation and operation of Intune must be well prepared and tailored to your individual organization.
Microsoft Intune is rapidly evolving. Your endpoint strategy and the management of this ecosystem are endless. The resulting workload can be overwhelming for IT teams, meaning they can no longer focus on the overall direction of corporate IT.
Intune basic configuration based on best practices
Proactive monitoring of availability and functionality
On demand support, troubleshooting, and expert development
Proactive recommendations on optimization potential and new features, adapted to your environment
Monthly service review and proactive recommendations
Expandable with Endpoint Management aaS modules for maximum security and productivity
Stability instead of headaches and wasted time with Intune
Always up to date on Intune's latest features and capabilities
A go-to partner with the knowledge of numerous supervised Intune Tenants
Redundant and flexibly scalable
Significantly lower costs vs. internal setup of the same know-how, capacity and redundancy
Capacity for you to further develop the overall direction of your IT
Microsoft Intune is a very powerful tool to which new opportunities and innovations are constantly being added. These are some important and cool features, some of which are part of the Intune Suite expansion:
Intune with Microsoft Autopilot is the cornerstone for time-saving onboarding and offboarding, particularly from remote workstations and BYOD devices.
User Self Deployment
Pre-provisioning
Zero Touch
Device deployment time reduced by 90%
Easily onboard BYOD devices and ensure compliance
Hardware can be delivered directly to the end user
The modern version of Group Policy Objects (GPOs) for administrators to adjust all settings — from BitLocker settings to user configurations. But beware: Some settings that are possible with GPOs are not yet available via Configuration Profiles. A mix with GPOs is currently the right path for some organizations. In addition, Intune Configuration Profiles can be applied with a delay of several hours.
Cloud-based endpoint configuration
Configuring Windows and mobile (iOS, Android) devices
Enforcing existing policies over-the-air without a network connection
Guidelines primarily tied to the user and not to the device
Easy management and enforcement of policies even for remote and BYOD devices
Significant increase in device compliance
Containing shadow IT
Endpoint security policies are a set of policies for key security categories, such as account protection, endpoint detection & response, and disk encryption. Endpoint Privilege Management allows standard users to perform predefined tasks that would normally require administrator rights without sacrificing security.
Integration of important security measures and tools
Enforce security measures for all endpoints and monitor applications
Reporting on user rights in your organization
Endpoint management and security in one clear platform
Strengthen Your Zero-Trust Architecture with Least Privilege
Increased end-user productivity without sacrificing security
Various new AI-driven features such as “Settings Assistant” and “Summarize Policy Impact” and “Device Assistant” help you and us save time and avoid configuration errors. As the name says, this not only benefits endpoint security, but also the user experience.
Automatic impact reports on new configuration policies
Help with understanding security settings and the consequences
Automatic troubleshooting capabilities
Significant reduction of unintended consequences from attitudes and policies
Avoiding duplicate configurations and conflicts
Time savings during trouble shooting
Intune Advanced Analytics & Remote Help turn reactive proactive user experience management. Advanced Analytics uses AI to help admins understand, predict, and improve the end user experience. Remote Help is Intune's secure, cloud-based remote management software.
Real-time data on device health, anomalies, etc.
Real time queries to individual devices
Native RMM tool
Increased end-user productivity and satisfaction
Reduction of help desk and support costs
Data for better hardware purchasing decisions
Many organizations face the challenge of distributing certificates on end devices via the Internet and with as little effort as possible. With Intune Cloud PKI, it's possible with just a few clicks
Intuitive interface for creating certificate authorities
Clear dashboard on certificate status
Infrastructure in the cloud
Greatly simplified certificate management
Huge time savings
The purchase and operation of certificate servers is no longer necessary
Domain-joined endpoints, VPN for access to corporate files
Update servers, patch and many night shifts
On-premise servers, drive letters, data centers to be physically secured
Manual builds with images, GPOs, application bundles, and drivers
Password management tools, password resets, and phishing attempts
Zero-trust philosophy: Security is applied dynamically based on predefined guidelines
Windows Deployment Rings, Silent Installs, and Windows Analytics
Cloud infrastructure, threat analytics, and the use of AI and ML
Direct endpoint deployment for employees with automatic out-of-box configuration
Passwordless authentication, cloud identity, single sign-on, and biometrics across all devices
Intuitive admin and user experience close to B2C solutions
Companies with best-practice endpoint management are demonstrably better protected. With the free Endpoint Security Check, you can find out how well your devices are protected.
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We usually start with one or more workshops to precisely understand your status quo and requirements. Then we get to work to detail and implement your Intune vision. To ensure that everything remains as beautiful as originally implemented, we will maintain your Intune permanently.
Microsoft Intune is one of the leading solutions in the area Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) and enables companies to centrally, securely and efficiently manage their entire fleet of devices — regardless of whether they are classic desktop PCs, laptops, mobile devices or even specialized systems.
Microsoft Intune is a product and at the same time a family of products and services that used to Microsoft Endpoint Manager was called — in the style of Microsoft's confusing naming conventions.
The Intune family includes:
As a cloud-based service, Intune not only offers extensive features for managing devices and applications, but is also seamless with Microsoft 365, Azure AD, and Defender for Endpoint integrated. This close integration makes Intune particularly suitable for companies that rely on a holistic security and administration concept.
Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) describes the holistic approach to central control, monitoring and protection of all devices, which are used within a company. In addition to PCs, laptops, smartphones and tablets, this also includes Servers, cash register systems, industrial PCs or IoT devices — basically any device that interacts with the corporate network.
With the increasing prevalence of Home office, hybrid work models and BYOD concepts Managing these devices is becoming increasingly complex. UEM systems such as Intune ensure that Enforced security policies, protected corporate data, and met compliance requirements become — and that across platforms.
Microsoft Intune stands out in particular as a modern UEM solution: It combines Mobile device management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM) under one roof and thus creates a solid basis for productive and safe work — regardless of the device or location.
Microsoft Intune makes it possible to manage a wide range of devices and operating systems — whether they are provided by companies or as part of a Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)-Model be used. Thanks to his Cloud-based architecture can manage Intune devices anywhere without having to be connected to the corporate network.
Microsoft Intune provides comprehensive support for the following operating systems and device types:
Windows devices benefit particularly from Microsoft Intune, as the solution is deeply integrated into Microsoft ecosystem integrated. Intune allows you to centrally manage, secure, and configure Windows 10 and Windows 11 — both for new devices and during operation.
A key feature is Windows Autopilot, which allows companies to deploy new devices in a fully automated manner. There is no need to set up manually: Devices can be integrated directly from the factory into the corporate environment, including user login, policy assignment and app installation — all via the cloud.
The role of Intune is particularly relevant in the context of End of Life (EOL) from Windows 10: Starting in October 2025, Microsoft will no longer provide security updates for Windows 10. Companies are therefore faced with the challenge of switching to Windows 11 in good time. Intune makes this process a lot easier because Windows 11 upgrade processes centrally planned, rolled out and monitored — including hardware compatibility checks and the distribution of new configurations.
These features make Intune the ideal platform to Strategically implement Windows upgradesto efficiently manage the life cycle of devices while ensuring a high level of security and compliance.
For a long time, the Managing macOS devices as a challenge in corporate environments, as Microsoft Intune was primarily optimized for Windows-based devices. But since 2024 The situation has improved significantly: Intune now offers significantly advanced management functions for macOS, which enables companies to efficiently control and secure these devices.
Through the Integration with Apple Business Manager Let yourself Seamlessly enroll and configure macOS devices, without the need for manual setup. With Intune, companies can Enforce security policies, provide and manage apps centrally and control system updates. Especially in mixed IT environments with Windows and macOS devices, Intune now offers a practical solution for uniform Endpoint Management.
Also the administration of iOS and iPadOS devices works stably and covers most MDM and MAM requirements. For companies that already rely on Microsoft 365 and Azure AD, Intune is therefore also a powerful and economical solution in the Apple environment.
Microsoft Intune offers a full range of features that cover both basic and advanced needs of today's IT departments. As a cloud-based platform for Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) Intune combines central management functions with intelligent automation and security mechanisms. The following key areas show how Intune helps companies securely manage their devices and applications—from entry level to highly integrated security architecture.
At the heart of Intune is the ability to centrally manage devices of different operating systems — including Windows, macOS, Android and iOS. Companies can easily register, configure, and equip devices with pre-defined policies. For example, password requirements, encryption requirements or firewall rules can be automatically enforced. It is also possible to remotely lock or completely delete devices in the event of loss or theft directly from the Intune portal. One of the most important features of Intune is also the software distribution: Administrators can deploy applications and manage, patch, or remove applications installed on devices.
In addition to full device management, Intune also offers Mobile Application Management (MAM), which can be used to specifically protect corporate applications — regardless of whether the device is managed by yourself. Especially with BYOD scenarios, MAM makes it possible to secure company data through app protection policies without touching the private content of employees. In this way, applications such as Microsoft Outlook, Teams or OneDrive can be used securely, while data leaks are prevented through copy/paste restrictions or storage bans. Delivery is carried out centrally via platforms such as the Microsoft Store or Apple Business Manager.
It is also possible to remotely lock or completely delete devices in the event of loss or theft directly from the Intune portal. Employees often register their devices themselves via the Microsoft Intune corporate portal app, which enables easy self-management, app access, and policy compliance.
Another key advantage of Intune is the ability to Automated security and configuration policies on end devices roll out. Password policies, BitLocker encryption on Windows devices, or predefined WLAN and VPN configurations can be defined and applied directly from the management interface. New devices automatically receive the correct settings upon registration — without manual intervention from the IT department.
In addition, companies can also compliance guidelines Define how devices are continuously checked for compliance with corporate standards. Non-compliant devices are automatically recognized and blocked, isolated or subject to corrective measures, depending on requirements.
Microsoft Intune is deep into the Zero trust security model embedded by Microsoft. In a zero-trust environment, no user, device, or network is considered trustworthy by default. Intune ensures that only devices that fully meet defined security requirements have access to corporate resources. This access control is carried out in close collaboration with Entra ID (Azure Active Directory) via Conditional Access.
In addition, Intune offers tight integration with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, which provides advanced threat protection. Companies can identify suspicious activity on devices at an early stage, define automatic defensive measures, and apply detailed security policies to affected devices.
In addition, you can use Microsoft Intune LAPS (Local Administrator Password Solution) automate and secure the management of local admin accounts on Windows devices. The tool stores randomly generated local administrator passwords centrally in Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) and protects them from unauthorized access — an important part of a modern zero-trust security architecture.
For more complex environments, Intune also offers advanced features. With Windows Autopilot devices can be equipped with a complete corporate configuration directly from the factory — ideal for remote workstations or large rollouts. Auch Endpoint Analytics is a powerful tool that IT can use to analyze and optimize device performance and user experience.
Another highlight is the ability to co-manage with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM). This function is provided by Microsoft Intune Connector , which provides the connection between on-premises infrastructure and cloud management. In this way, hybrid management models can be seamlessly mapped.
Overall, Microsoft Intune offers a sophisticated, scalable and secure solution for modern device management. The combination of Basic features, automation, advanced security, and deep integrationmakes Intune a central part of every future-proof IT strategy.
Managing devices in a modern IT infrastructure requires a flexible and secure solution. Microsoft Intune offers companies numerous advantages, in particular through its Cloud-based architecture, the simple integration with Microsoft 365 and a comprehensive security strategy.
With Microsoft Intune, companies can their entire device fleet Control from a single management platform:
Intune enables companies to connect their devices with automated security policies to protect:
Microsoft Intune enables a comprehensive Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)-Support so employees can securely use their personal devices for business applications without the company having to take full control of the device. By App protection policies Does Intune provide a clear separation between private and business data, which protects corporate information while maintaining personal use.
A particular advantage is that for protecting business data No full device management is required. Instead comes Mobile Application Management (MAM) without Mobile Device Management (MDM) for use. As a result, companies can target Manage corporate apps onlywithout interfering with personal content or employee attitudes. This solution provides a high level of data protection and security while maintaining employee flexibility.
Companies that already Microsoft 365, Azure AD, or Microsoft Endpoint Manager use, benefit from a seamless integration:
Microsoft Intune can independently licensed or as Part of larger Microsoft packages be used. The prices are per user and month, when billed annually. Particularly noteworthy: Intune Plan 1 is already included in Microsoft 365 E3, E5, Business Premium, and EMS E3 and E5 — in these cases, it falls no separate costs on.
This overview is for guidance. For current and binding prices, it is recommended to take a look at the official Microsoft site for Intune pricing.
Microsoft Intune has rightly been one of the market leaders in the area Unified Endpoint Management (UEM) established. The solution offers companies a powerful, flexible and secure way to efficiently manage their devices — regardless of whether they are Windows, macOS, iOS, or Android devices.
Intune is particularly convincing due to its seamless integration into the Microsoft ecosystem, which makes administration much easier and companies a holistic safety concept enables. The support of Mobile device management (MDM) and Mobile Application Management (MAM) ensures an optimal balance between security and usability — especially in BYOD environments.
Another decisive advantage is the ability to use Intune in Co-management with Microsoft Endpoint Configuration Manager (MECM) to use. Companies that still have a On-premises management , Intune can gradually integrate it into their IT infrastructure and thus benefit from both solutions.
For most companies, Microsoft Intune is therefore The best choicewhen it comes to modern endpoint management. The combination of Cloud flexibility, zero trust security, and comprehensive management features makes Intune a future-proof solution for companies of all sizes.
