Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Unified Endpoint Management With Intune & The Enterprise Mobility + Security Suite
About the book
The first-ever Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM) book, written by Microsoft Program Manager Scott Duffey!
Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM), bringing together the strengths of Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager has rapidly become one of the leading products for mobile device and PC management on the market. Organizations around the world are using it to manage settings, security, and apps on corporate-owned devices and empower users to be productive on their own personal devices by protecting corporate app data. MEM also provides a wealth of capabilities for driving improvements to end-user experiences on PC's through Endpoint Analytics and Windows Autopilot.
In this book you will learn:
Microsoft Endpoint Manager – What it is and how to use it
How to set up your own MEM learning environment
Mobile Device Management (MDM) concepts for iOS, macOS, Android, and Windows 10 devices
Enrollment concepts for each platform including Windows Autopilot, Apple Automated Device Enrollment (ADE), and Google ZeroTouch
Endpoint Security with Compliance and Azure AD Conditional Access across Microsoft Intune, Configuration Manager, Azure AD, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, and Office 365.
Mobile Application Management (MAM)
Advanced MEM concepts including extensibility through Microsoft Graph API and PowerShell
This book includes learning material, examples and exercises and is suitable for IT administrators of any level who want to ramp up and become the Microsoft Endpoint Manager expert in their own workplace.
Table of contents
Chapter 1 – Introduction
Chapter 2 - Getting started with Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Chapter 3 – Enrolling Devices into Management
Chapter 4 – Remote Device Actions
Chapter 5 – Configuring Device Settings
Chapter 6 – Configuring Compliance Profiles and Settings
Chapter 7 – Configuring Endpoint Security
Chapter 8 – Deploying Apps
Chapter 9 – App Protection Policies
Chapter 10 – App Configuration Policies
Chapter 11 – Conditional Access
Chapter 12 – Configuration Manager, Co-management and Tenant Attach
Chapter 13 – Endpoint Analytics
Chapter 14 – Troubleshooting
Chapter 15 – Advanced Usage and Resources to Learn More
About the author
Scott is a Senior Program Manager at Microsoft where he builds features for Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MEM). Scott has spent the last 9 years at Microsoft helping IT administrators, MVP's and partner organizatons deploy Microsoft enterprise management solutions such as Intune, Configuration Manager and Active Directory Group Policy. Scott creates technical documentation for Microsoft Endpoint Manager and regularly contributes to the Intune support blog.