Join Ryan Spence for an in-depth discussion in this video Mobile security, part of Windows 10: Intune Device Management.
- [Instructor] A large part of mobile device management…has now become mobile security.…Want to show you the two parts of Intune…that allow us to provide both security…for the device and for the applications.…Here in the Azure portal, in order to see…both the device configuration security…and the device application security,…I'm going to go to all services and select it.…From there, I'm going to type Intune, and you'll see here…Intune, Microsoft Intune, and Intune App Protection.…
Let's select Intune.…We're taken to our Microsoft Intune dashboard,…where you will find the option for device compliance.…I have a device in here that's registering as noncompliant.…We'll be able to see that because I have…set up the compliance rule that it is not meeting.…Device compliance allows you to see…who in your fleet and who is registered…that is not meeting your security standards.…I'm back to Home, all services.…
We'll type Intune again.…This time we'll go to Intune App Protection.…Under Intune App Protection, we're allowed…
Author
Ryan Spence
Updated
12/18/2018Released
9/29/2016Ryan is the director of enterprise mobility management at MOBI and supports Fortune 100 clients around the world. Here he shares the key components of any enterprise mobility management (EMM) strategy, focusing on Microsoft Intune. Learn what's different about the Windows 10 mobile operating system and why and how businesses manage Windows devices with Intune. Explore Intune infrastructure management and best practices pertaining to design, identity, security, updates, applications, content, and more. Along the way, he'll help you design and implement smart security policies, configure monitoring and services like Windows To Go, and provisioning user accounts.
Note: This course maps to the Plan and Implement a Microsoft Intune device management solution domain of the Microsoft exam 70-697: Configuring Windows Devices.
- Preparing for a mobile program
- Managing mobile devices, users, and data
- Building mobile user awareness
- Understanding mobile security issues
- Activating Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS)
- Configuring and deploying device policies
- Configuring monitoring and alerts
- Designing file and power policies
- Configuring Windows To Go, Windows sync, Wi-Fi direct, and device encryption
- Supporting Intune deployments
- Provisioning user accounts
- Managing Intune groups
Skill Level Intermediate
Duration
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Q: This course was updated on 03/30/2018. What changed?
A: New videos were added that cover mobile device and application management, the Azure AD interface, app management without device enrollment, and Intune and eBook deployment. In addition, the following topic was updated: mobile security.
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Introduction
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Updates17s
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1. Prepare for a Mobility Program
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Mobile program design3m 32s
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2. Introduction to Mobility Management
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Mobile devices2m 53s
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Mobile users1m 59s
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Mobile applications2m 54s
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Mobile data2m 3s
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Changes in mobility2m 19s
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Build mobile user awareness3m 25s
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Mobile security1m 48s
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3. Introduction to Windows 10 Mobile and Intune
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Azure AD Interface1m 1s
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Activate a trial of EMS2m 18s
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Hybrid identity management2m 43s
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Mobile device management1m 52s
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Data protection1m 2s
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4. Prepare Intune for Mobility Service
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Define terms and conditions1m 50s
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5. Design Intune Device Deployment
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Configure power policies1m 30s
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Configure Windows To Go1m 16s
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Configure Wi-Fi direct1m 10s
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Configure device enrcyption2m 42s
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6. Support Intune Deployments
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Support mobile networks1m 53s
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Device software updates2m 7s
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Provision user accounts2m 26s
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Enroll devices in Intune1m 24s
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Intune device subscriptions2m 30s
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Manage Intune groups2m 16s
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Manage remote computers2m 28s
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Conclusion
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Next steps21s
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