Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Compliance Policies with MECM and Intune
Enforce device compliance & secure corporate resources. Learn to deny access to non-compliant machines with robust policies.
Course Content
Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Compliance Policies with MECM and Intune is an intermediate-level Pluralsight course taught by Greg Shields. It runs 52m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. It is a paid course, first published October 2021.
Dive into Microsoft Endpoint Manager Compliance Policies with MECM and Intune! This course (number 13 of 16) moves beyond simple device configuration to focus on enforcing configurations and ensuring organizational compliance.
For the past few courses, we've explored device settings as more of user preferences than strict policies. In this session, you'll learn how to transform those preferences into enforceable rules.
Here's what you'll master:
- Understanding Compliance in MECM: Get a solid foundation in how Microsoft Endpoint Manager (MECM) handles device compliance.
- Creating Custom Compliance Policies in MECM: Learn to build tailored policies, including leveraging auto-remediation features. See how these policies impact the user experience.
- Intune Compliance Policies: Explore the distinct approach Microsoft Intune takes to manage device compliance.
- Deploying Intune Policies: Create and deploy Intune compliance policies to actively monitor and manage devices.
- Conditional Access & Non-Compliance: Connect compliance policies to conditional access policies to restrict access to corporate resources when devices fail to meet compliance standards.
By the end of this course, you'll gain a comprehensive understanding of how to enforce configurations and achieve device compliance using both MECM and Intune, securing your organization's data and systems. Learn to identify and address misconfigured machines and implement appropriate consequences for non-compliance.
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