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Defender for Endpoint: Some Essential Queries That You Must Use Right Now!

Defender for Endpoint

Defender for Endpoint: Some Essential Queries That You Must Use Right Now!

Overview Being an Intune administrator means that in addition to managing and deploying endpoints, you are also somewhat responsible for ensuring that they continue to comply to the security standards set forth by your company. Likewise, you may have heard a lot about utilizing Microsoft Defender for Endpoint to construct

Target API Level Policy Changes & Its Impact on Enterprises

Android Enterprise

Target API Level Policy Changes & Its Impact on Enterprises

Overview With the service release 2211 of Intune, password complexity settings for Android Enterprise 12+ devices have been changed. This brings a major change in Password complexity settings for Android Enterprise. The reason for the new password complexity settings is the latest Android OS – Android 13 & API levels! With the

Zero Touch Onboarding & Activation of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

Zero Touch Onboarding & Activation of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint

Overview You can now configure your iOS devices to be silently onboarded and activated on Microsoft Defender for Endpoint without requiring interaction from the end user. In this flow, you will create a few configuration profiles, and the user will be notified of the installation. Defender for Endpoint is automatically

Configure Network Protection for Defender for Endpoint for Android and iOS Devices

Android Enterprise

Configure Network Protection for Defender for Endpoint for Android and iOS Devices

Overview As part of its Defender for Endpoint (MDE) enterprise endpoint security platform, Microsoft recently announced that the Mobile Network Protection functionality is generally available to assist organizations in identifying network vulnerabilities affecting Android and iOS devices. As soon as the device is onboarded to MDE and network protection is

Deploy Cisco AnyConnect VPN on macOS devices with 2FA

Deploy Cisco AnyConnect VPN on macOS devices with 2FA

Background This post is once again focused on macOS devices since, over the past few days, there have been discussions in various communities about installing the Cisco AnyConnect VPN solution on business-owned macOS machines. So, I thought of sharing my own experience of deploying the VPN solution with no user

Security Benchmark for macOS - Best Practice Guide

Security Benchmark for macOS - Best Practice Guide

Overview There has always been a perception that macOS devices are safer than Windows PCs in terms of security. The idea that Apple devices are impenetrable, or secure is widespread. But those times are long gone, as both platforms have seen zero-dat attacks and number of vunerabilities exposed in every

Bring Your Own Device - Plan, Configure and Securely Enrol Your Personal Devices

Android Enterprise

Bring Your Own Device - Plan, Configure and Securely Enrol Your Personal Devices

This blog post describes the key concepts of the ‘”Bring Your Own Device” (BYOD) scenario and will also suggest measures you can use to mitigate the risks associated with allowing BYOD in your organization. BYOD Bring Your Own Device, commonly known as “BYOD“, allows employees to use their personally owned

Integrate MTD With Intune

Android Enterprise

Integrate MTD With Intune

Integrating a Mobile Threat Defense solution with Intune will help you protect corporate data and mobile devices against any network attack or malware attacks and can alert MDM admins if a device is compromised or tampered with. In this blog, we will discuss setting up an MTD connector and will