intune-device-mgmt

Name: intune-device-mgmt
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How to install intune-device-mgmt?

vinayaklatthe/microsoft-security-skills/intune-device-mgmt

$npx -y skills add vinayaklatthe/microsoft-security-skills --skill intune-device-mgmt

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Guidance for Microsoft Intune device management — enrollment, configuration, compliance, and security baselines across Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Android. Covers Autopilot vs corporate-vs-BYOD enrollment, compliance policies that feed Conditional Access, Intune security base

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SKILL.md

1	# Microsoft Intune - Device Management
2
3	Microsoft Intune is the cloud-based endpoint management service for enrolling, configuring,
4	securing, and monitoring devices across Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and Linux. It is
5	the source of device compliance signal that Conditional Access uses for access decisions.
6
7	## When to use
8	Managing corporate and BYOD device fleets and producing the compliance signal Conditional
9	Access depends on. Use this skill to plan enrollment, compliance, baselines, and rollout rings.
10
11	Do not use this skill for app-only protection on personal devices (`intune-app-protection`),
12	EDR (`defender-for-endpoint`), or disk encryption (`bitlocker-design`).
13
14	## Pick the enrollment method by platform and ownership
15
16	\| Platform \| Corporate-owned \| Personal (BYOD) \|
17	\|---\|---\|---\|
18	\| Windows \| Autopilot + Entra join (pre-provisioned or user-driven) \| Entra registration + MAM or co-managed \|
19	\| macOS \| Apple Business Manager (ABM) + ADE enrollment \| User-enrolled (limited management) \|
20	\| iOS/iPadOS \| ABM + ADE supervised \| User enrollment (account-driven preferred) \|
21	\| Android \| Android Enterprise fully managed (corporate) \| Android Enterprise work profile \|
22
23	> Rule of thumb: if the device is corporate-owned, full MDM via Autopilot / ABM / Android
24	> Enterprise fully managed. If personal, prefer work profile (Android) or **user enrollment
25	> (iOS)** for clean separation of corporate and personal data. Never enroll personal devices
26	> into full MDM - users push back and you carry liability for personal data.
27
28	## Approach
29
30	1. Enrollment — Configure platform-specific enrollment (Autopilot deployment profiles,
31	ABM token + ADE profiles, Android Enterprise binding). Block personal-platform enrollment
32	for corporate users if that's the policy (enrollment restrictions).
33	*Verify: an Autopilot device hits the Out-of-Box Experience and lands joined + Intune-
34	enrolled in one pass without IT touch.*
35
36	2. Configuration profiles — Use the settings catalog (not legacy templates). Deploy
37	Wi-Fi / VPN / certificate profiles, OS hardening, browser policies. One profile per
38	purpose; don't bundle unrelated settings.
39
40	3. Compliance policies feed Conditional Access — Define compliance per platform:
41	encryption, OS version, secure boot, Defender signals, jailbreak/root detection. The
42	compliance status drives CA grant control "Require device to be marked as compliant".
43	Verify: a non-compliant device is blocked by CA What If; a compliant one is allowed.
44
45	4. Apply security baselines — Start from Intune security baselines (Windows, Defender
46	for Endpoint, Edge). They're a hardened starting point - then tune deltas. Don't author
47	security settings from scratch.
48	Verify: baseline applied and reported as compliant on the pilot ring; deltas documented.
49
50	5. Rollout with rings and filters — Pilot ring (5%) → fast ring (20%) → broad ring (75%).
51	Use filters to target policies precisely across device types (e.g. only Windows 11,
52	only corporate-owned).
53	Verify: policy reports show staged rollout; pilot ring 2 weeks ahead of broad.
54
55	6. Updates — Windows: Autopatch or update rings. iOS/macOS: managed software updates.
56	Plan update deferral per ring; don't push the same day Microsoft releases.
57
58	7. Monitor + remediate — Encryption / compliance / configuration reports daily. Drift on
59	compliance is a CA-blocking event - act fast.
60
61	## Guardrails
62	- Pilot configuration and compliance with rings; avoid org-wide day-one enforcement. A
63	bad compliance policy at org scale locks everyone out of email by lunchtime.
64	- Set a compliance grace period and clear user remediation guidance to avoid lockouts.
65	24-72 hour grace; tell users what to fix and where.
66	- Use filters to target policies precisely across device types. A Windows-only policy
67	hitting iOS reports failures forever.
68	- Enrollment restrictions matter. Allow only the platforms / ownership types you
69	actually manage; other

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How to install intune-device-mgmt?

vinayaklatthe/microsoft-security-skills/intune-device-mgmt

$npx -y skills add vinayaklatthe/microsoft-security-skills --skill intune-device-mgmt

Installs into the current project.

Summary

Files · 1

View on GitHub

SKILL.md

1	# Microsoft Intune - Device Management
2
3	Microsoft Intune is the cloud-based endpoint management service for enrolling, configuring,
4	securing, and monitoring devices across Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, Android, and Linux. It is
5	the source of device compliance signal that Conditional Access uses for access decisions.
6
7	## When to use
8	Managing corporate and BYOD device fleets and producing the compliance signal Conditional
9	Access depends on. Use this skill to plan enrollment, compliance, baselines, and rollout rings.
10
11	Do not use this skill for app-only protection on personal devices (`intune-app-protection`),
12	EDR (`defender-for-endpoint`), or disk encryption (`bitlocker-design`).
13
14	## Pick the enrollment method by platform and ownership
15
16	\| Platform \| Corporate-owned \| Personal (BYOD) \|
17	\|---\|---\|---\|
18	\| Windows \| Autopilot + Entra join (pre-provisioned or user-driven) \| Entra registration + MAM or co-managed \|
19	\| macOS \| Apple Business Manager (ABM) + ADE enrollment \| User-enrolled (limited management) \|
20	\| iOS/iPadOS \| ABM + ADE supervised \| User enrollment (account-driven preferred) \|
21	\| Android \| Android Enterprise fully managed (corporate) \| Android Enterprise work profile \|
22
23	> Rule of thumb: if the device is corporate-owned, full MDM via Autopilot / ABM / Android
24	> Enterprise fully managed. If personal, prefer work profile (Android) or **user enrollment
25	> (iOS)** for clean separation of corporate and personal data. Never enroll personal devices
26	> into full MDM - users push back and you carry liability for personal data.
27
28	## Approach
29
30	1. Enrollment — Configure platform-specific enrollment (Autopilot deployment profiles,
31	ABM token + ADE profiles, Android Enterprise binding). Block personal-platform enrollment
32	for corporate users if that's the policy (enrollment restrictions).
33	*Verify: an Autopilot device hits the Out-of-Box Experience and lands joined + Intune-
34	enrolled in one pass without IT touch.*
35
36	2. Configuration profiles — Use the settings catalog (not legacy templates). Deploy
37	Wi-Fi / VPN / certificate profiles, OS hardening, browser policies. One profile per
38	purpose; don't bundle unrelated settings.
39
40	3. Compliance policies feed Conditional Access — Define compliance per platform:
41	encryption, OS version, secure boot, Defender signals, jailbreak/root detection. The
42	compliance status drives CA grant control "Require device to be marked as compliant".
43	Verify: a non-compliant device is blocked by CA What If; a compliant one is allowed.
44
45	4. Apply security baselines — Start from Intune security baselines (Windows, Defender
46	for Endpoint, Edge). They're a hardened starting point - then tune deltas. Don't author
47	security settings from scratch.
48	Verify: baseline applied and reported as compliant on the pilot ring; deltas documented.
49
50	5. Rollout with rings and filters — Pilot ring (5%) → fast ring (20%) → broad ring (75%).
51	Use filters to target policies precisely across device types (e.g. only Windows 11,
52	only corporate-owned).
53	Verify: policy reports show staged rollout; pilot ring 2 weeks ahead of broad.
54
55	6. Updates — Windows: Autopatch or update rings. iOS/macOS: managed software updates.
56	Plan update deferral per ring; don't push the same day Microsoft releases.
57
58	7. Monitor + remediate — Encryption / compliance / configuration reports daily. Drift on
59	compliance is a CA-blocking event - act fast.
60
61	## Guardrails
62	- Pilot configuration and compliance with rings; avoid org-wide day-one enforcement. A
63	bad compliance policy at org scale locks everyone out of email by lunchtime.
64	- Set a compliance grace period and clear user remediation guidance to avoid lockouts.
65	24-72 hour grace; tell users what to fix and where.
66	- Use filters to target policies precisely across device types. A Windows-only policy
67	hitting iOS reports failures forever.
68	- Enrollment restrictions matter. Allow only the platforms / ownership types you
69	actually manage; other

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