Create a modern cloud environment
Microsoft Intune
Intune is Microsoft’s cloud-based solution for managing devices, apps, and compliance.
What is Microsoft Intune?
Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based solution for managing and securing mobile devices (laptops, tablets, smartphones) and applications within an organization, enabling IT departments to enforce policies and protect company data, even on personal devices (BYOD). It enables you to deploy apps, configure devices for compliance, and wipe data from lost devices, and it integrates seamlessly with other Microsoft 365 services.
Microsoft Intune Features
Microsoft Intune provides organizations with a single, centralized cloud platform to keep all workstations—laptops, tablets, smartphones, and virtual endpoints—secure, up-to-date, and manageable. The platform supports any modern workplace strategy— from hybrid work to BYOD—and makes it easy for IT to enforce policies, keep devices compliant, and protect business data.
With Intune, you can manage devices and apps across different operating systems, centrally deploy configurations and updates, and protect data with app policies—even without having to fully enroll a device. Integrations with Microsoft Entra and Microsoft Defender, among others, strengthen security and ensure consistent, secure access to corporate resources.
Intune thus helps organizations manage more efficiently, mitigate risks, and create a flexible yet fully secure digital work environment—exactly what’s needed for today’s modern workplace.
Benefits
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Device Management (MDM) - Centrally manage all devices in your organization, configure settings (Wi-Fi, VPN), and install updates.
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Mobile Application Management (MAM) — Manage the apps employees use and control how they access and share company data, without taking full control of the device.
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Security & Compliance - Enforce security policies, use conditional access, and ensure that devices comply with the organization's standards before they are granted access to data.
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BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) - Keep personal and business data separate on a device, and delete only business data in the event of loss or termination of employment.
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Cloud-native - Fully cloud-based, eliminating the need for an on-premises server environment for management.
Want to know more?
Traditional security solutions provide protection by isolating an IT environment from the outside world, for example, using firewalls and VPN tunnels. But the days when this was considered effective security are now over; this approach is no longer sufficient in a cloud-based world. This is because the cloud is accessible 24/7 via the public internet. Your data must therefore be protected at all times, even outside the walls of your organization.
In this white paper, you’ll learn:
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Why is traditional security no longer sufficient today?
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How should you secure your cloud environment, and what security layers are involved?
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What does “assume breach” mean? And why should you adjust your security strategy accordingly?
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Why is the "protect-detect-respond" principle so important for a cloud security strategy?
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What should you consider when deciding between “doing it yourself” and “outsourcing”?
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Waarom is traditionele beveiliging vandaag de dag niet meer toereikend?
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Hoe dien je je cloud omgeving te beveiligen en welke security lagen onderscheiden we daarbij?
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Wat houdt ‘assume breach’ in? En waarom moet je je security daarop afstemmen?
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Waarom is het protect-detect-respond principe zo belangrijk voor een cloud security strategie?
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Waar moet je op letten bij de keuze tussen ‘zelf doen’ of ‘uitbesteden’?
