Microsoft Intune Training

• Configure device platform and limit restrictions
• Configure Company Branding, create user and set location
• Device categorization for users to choose appropriate category of their devices.
• Enrolling devices: Windows, macOS, Android, IOS, Linux, various enrolment methods (e.g. automated enrolment, device-join, corporate vs BYOD)
• Manage Device enrolment into Intune
• Configuring device profiles and settings (policies, restrictions).
• Compliance policies and conditional access — ensuring devices meet security/compliance standards before accessing company resources.
• Operating system updates management, update rings for Windows, and update strategies via Intune.
• Windows Autopatch overview and configurations.
• Device lifecycle management: retire, wipe, reset devices — handling lost/stolen devices or decommissioning.

• Setting up security baselines and policies — firewall, disk encryption, antivirus/endpoint protection.
• Microsoft recommended baseline policy as per company benchmark
• Create connection between Intune and security portal
• Identity and access management via Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) integration — user authentication, group policies, role-based access (RBAC) for Intune admin roles.
• Conditional Access — ensuring only compliant devices/users access corporate resources.
• Data protection policy to prevent data leakage on enrolled and unenrolled devices.
• Group policy migration from on-premises domain controller to Intune
• Import ADMX Template of non-Microsoft applications

• Deploying Windows via Windows Autopilot for zero-touch provisioning of devices, especially in enterprise rollouts.
• Co-management / hybrid device management — combining Intune with on-premises solutions (if organization uses legacy management systems) for gradual migration.
• Integration with other Microsoft security/identity products (e.g. Microsoft 365, Microsoft Defender, Identity protection, Cloud App Security) for comprehensive enterprise mobility and security.
• Role-based access control (RBAC) — defining admin roles, permissions, delegations for Intune management.

Some recognized courses or learning paths that cover Intune:

• Microsoft Intune Fundamentals — a beginner-level Learning Path covering basics, device & app management, compliance and benefits.
• Microsoft 365 Endpoint Administrator (MD-102) — this course (or certification path) uses Intune extensively for device/app management and endpoint security.
• Vendor/Training-provider courses (device management specialists) — they cover more practical/deployment-oriented content like enrollment, Autopilot, update strategies, compliance, hybrid setups, device-and-app lifecycle management.

• You need some background in IT fundamentals: device & OS basics, networking/security, identity management (like Azure AD) — this helps in understanding Intune’s role effectively.
• Best learning includes hands-on practice — setting up a test environment, enrolling devices, deploying apps/policies; many courses/labs provide this.
• Since Intune is part of a broader Microsoft ecosystem, familiarity with related tools (identity, cloud services, security tools) is beneficial.
• For enterprise-level use, understanding device lifecycle, compliance/regulation requirements, security policies, and integration with other enterprise tools/services is important.