Simplify Mobile Security With Microsoft InTune

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Simplify IT Management in a Remote-First World

With more employees working from home and on the go, securing company data and managing devices across multiple locations has never been more challenging—or more important. Microsoft Intune gives your business the tools to manage devices, enforce security policies, and protect data—all from a central cloud-based platform.

We help businesses implement Microsoft Intune to streamline device management, improve cybersecurity, and support a productive modern workforce. Whether you’re running Windows PCs, Macs, smartphones, or tablets, Intune gives you full visibility and control.

Why Use Microsoft InTune?

Microsoft Intune is a leading mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM) solution, tightly integrated with Microsoft 365. It allows IT teams to manage devices, control app access, and enforce compliance policies—without complicated on-premises infrastructure.

Centralised Endpoint Management

Windows, iOS, Android, macOS

Simplified Device Enrolment

Alongside remote configuration.

Strong Data Protection

With policy enforcement.

Support for BYOD Strategies

Bring Your Own Device to reduce costs.

Integrated with Microsoft 365

Security and compliance integrations.

Cloud-first Management

No on-prem servers are required.

Key Features of Microsoft Intune

Microsoft Intune makes it easy to manage and secure your business’s devices, apps, and data—no matter where your employees work. With centralised cloud management and built-in compliance tools, it empowers IT teams to support productivity without compromising security.

Intune is ideal for businesses that need:

Secure device management for remote workers.
BYOD management and protection.
Scalable endpoint security across systems.
Streamlined IT processes and reduced admin.
Integrated security and compliance with M365.

Ready to Simplify Device Management?

Microsoft Intune gives your business the power to securely manage devices, protect data, and support flexible working—without the hassle.

Let The One Point help you deploy and optimise Intune to match your IT and business goals.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Microsoft Intune and Mobile device Management?

Mobile Device Management describes basic MDM functionality, such as contents provisioning or remote lock and restore. Microsoft Intune mobile device management is a cloud-based service that integrates Microsoft’s complete enterprise mobility suite with your existing company apps. For example, Microsoft Intune acts as an Microsoft endpoint manager and configuration manager across all organization-owned devices and personal devices.

What is the difference between Azure and Intune?

Intune is a mobile device management solution that integrates with Azure. Azure is Microsoft’s public cloud. Intune is used to manage mobile devices, applications, and data. Azure Active Directory is a cloud-based identity and access management solution. Intune can use Azure AD to manage users and devices. You can think of the difference like this: Azure is Intune’s underlying technology that allows it to function. At the same time, Azure AD is the identity and access management solution that Intune uses to manage users and devices. Microsoft Intune is like an add on for organisations that use Azure when they need fine control of their data and who has access to it.

Can I use Intune without Azure?

No, you cannot use Intune without Azure. Intune needs Azure to function to work as a configuration manager. Intune manages features based on Azure that are not controllable in other third-party applications.

How does Microsoft Intune integrate with other Microsoft services?

Intune integrates with other Microsoft services. The Software is compatible with Azure Active Directory for access control and integrates with Microsoft Office products. It allows you to remotely download apps like Outlook and Word on mobile devices and for specific users. You can configure the functionality and configuration on a device or user. Intune is also closely integrated with the other services in the enterprise-oriented mobility + security (EMS) suites.

What is the purpose of Microsoft Intune?

Microsoft Intune is used as a Microsoft endpoint manager for mobile device management and mobile application management. It integrates with Azure Active Directory, which provides identity and access management, and can help manage devices, applications, and data. Microsoft Intune helps organisations enforce security policies on mobile devices to protect their app data.

Can I use mobile application management to manage desktop computers?

No, Intune only manages mobile devices. You can use Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager to manage desktop computers and mobile devices.

How is Intune different from other management solutions for mobile devices?

Intune is unique because it integrates with Azure Active Directory cloud-based service. It also provides several features for managing mobile devices, including:
– Application management
– Conditional access
– Information protection
– Device management
– Configuration management
– Security management
– Software updates
– Endpoint protection

How does Microsoft Intune work as a mobile device management tool?

Microsoft Intune allows users to control their mobile devices anywhere via the cloud. Businesses need to have an efficient, mobile workforce to ensure data security and reduce the risk for data leakages. Intune gives you the flexibility to work on any device from your mobile phone. Intune offers the best cloud-based solutions for organisations and mobile phones. This control is essential to businesses that adopt the Bring Your Own Devices policy.