Hello Reader,

I know many of you may already be subscribed to the bi-weekly podcast that Scott Hoag and I do, but if you don't, I wanted to let you know about a three-part series we recently finished up recording. Today, we released the final episode in a series of discussions on Microsoft Intune. When I think about Intune, I often break it up into three pillars:

Devices: You can use Microsoft Intune to manage all the devices in your organization across Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android. Here is the episode where we talk about managing your devices in Microsoft Intune.
The second pillar is applications. Once you have your devices managed, you can use Intune to push out App packages and create app protection policies. If you can't (or don't want) to fully manage mobile devices, this episode is great for learning how to protect your corporate data on non-managed devices. Listen to the full episode here.
Our final pillar is Security. This one actually ties somewhat into the Microsoft security center as well as devices. When it comes to security in Intune, you can manage policies related to Microsoft Defender, firewalls, drive encryption, and other security-related policies. If you're curious about security-related options in Intune, check out the epsidoe that was just publisehd today!

I hope you find these episodes helpful in your Microsoft 365 journey!

Thank you all, and have a great day!

Ben Stegink

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Ben is the owner and chief cloud consultant and architect at Intelligink, where he focuses on the Microsoft Cloud – Microsoft 365 and Azure. He is a Microsoft MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) and brings with him 20+ years of experience with SharePoint and 10+ years of experience with Microsoft 365. He is a Certified Azure Solutions Architect Expert, Cybersecurity Architect Expert, and Microsoft 365 Certified: Administrator Expert.

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