If you’re starting to, or already, dabble with Intune automation, one of the first questions you eventually hit is…how do I create a Win32 app without using the Intune admin center? In the portal, you upload an ...
Category - Intune
Ben Whitmore
Intune Remote Help – The Deep Dive Now That It’s Included In Your E5
Microsoft Intune Remote Help is not a brand-new tool. It has been around for a few years as a standalone add-on and as part of the Intune Suite. What is new is that Microsoft is adding the advanced Intune...
Simon Skotheimsvik
WAM Bam, Thank You Ma’am. What Changed in the Microsoft Graph SDK
If you are sometimes slow updating your lab modules, like me, you may have noticed that when you ran Connect-MgGraph to do your Intune magic, you didn’t get a browser prompt for that interactive login...
Intune assignment filters for every in-support Windows build
Table of ContentsOverviewFiltersLimitationsPlatformNamingWindows Build NumbersCatalogWindows 11 26H1 is a Problem ChildGenerating FiltersThe ScriptLTSCFeature UpdatesWhich Filters Should You Actually Create?Creating...
Is WinGet Enterprise Ready? A Deep Dive Into the Evidence
A deep-dive look at the Windows Package Manager Community Repository. Its manifests, submission pipeline, validation model, and a clear-eyed comparison against curated enterprise catalogs maintained by dedicated...
EPM Part 3: Writing Intune Endpoint Privilege Management rules for the real world: File hash, certificate, and when each one is the wrong choice
This is the third post in a series on Microsoft Intune Endpoint Privilege Management. In Post 1, we covered the architecture and the strategic case for EPM. In Post 2, we walked through audit mode, deploying the agent...
Mattias Melkersen
EPM Part 2: Before you remove local admin: How to use Intune Endpoint Privilege Management audit mode to understand your environment
This is the second post in a series on Microsoft Intune Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM). If you haven’t read the first post, “The End of Local Admin“, we recommend starting there. It covers...
EPM Part 1: The End of Local Admin: How Intune Endpoint Privilege Management solves a problem IT has lived with for decades
This blog post is the first in a series on Microsoft Intune Endpoint Privilege Management. This is not a Microsoft doc, but a series about how EPM will work in real life. Table of ContentsWhere we areThe anatomy of an...
Your Apps Are Running on Borrowed Time: The Hidden Risk of Out-of-Support Runtime Dependencies
Introduction: A Security Blind Spot Hiding in Plain Sight Enterprise IT teams diligently track application versions and apply security patches to operating systems and applications. Yet one critical blind spot remains:...
Anders Ahl
Driver Automation Tool – Upgraded
The Driver Automation Tool is back and better than ever in version 10. This marks 10 years of development, and some new additions, including Intune support.
Maurice Daly