Security & Identity · Device management
Microsoft Intune
Device enrolment, compliance policy, and application protection across corporate and personal devices.
Device management is where security policy meets people's daily experience. Get it wrong and you either leave endpoints unmanaged or make devices unpleasant enough that staff work around them.
We design enrolment and compliance so that managed devices are the path of least resistance rather than an obstacle.
Outcomes
- Devices enrolled, compliant, and actually reporting
- Personal devices covered without managing the whole device
- New machines provisioned without manual builds
- Update rings managed rather than left to chance
Capabilities
How we approach it
Enrolment and provisioning
Windows Autopilot, Apple Business Manager, and Android enterprise enrolment so a new device is productive out of the box without a technician touching it.
Compliance policy
Device compliance tied to conditional access, so non-compliant devices lose access rather than merely appearing red on a dashboard.
Application protection
Protecting corporate data on personal devices without enrolling them — the practical answer for contractors and BYOD where full management is neither wanted nor appropriate.
Update management
Update rings with pilot groups and staged rollout, with deferral windows set deliberately rather than left at defaults.
Deliverables
What you receive
Written, handed over, and yours permanently — whether or not the engagement continues.
- 01Enrolment design covering each device platform in scope
- 02Compliance policy set tied to conditional access
- 03Application protection policy for unmanaged devices
- 04Update ring configuration and rollout schedule
FAQ
Common questions
Can we manage personal devices without controlling them?
Yes. Application protection policies secure corporate data inside the app without enrolling the device, so personal content stays untouched. This is usually the right approach for BYOD and contractors.
Do we need Intune if we already have Entra ID?
They solve different problems. Entra ID governs who may access what; Intune governs what the device must look like to qualify. Conditional access is far weaker without device state to evaluate.
What happens to a lost device?
Selective wipe removes corporate data while leaving personal content intact on unmanaged devices; full wipe is available for corporate-owned ones. Both need configuring before you need them.
Related services
Talk to us about Microsoft Intune.
Tell us what you run today and what is prompting the change. We come back with a written recommendation and a scoped quotation.