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[00:00] Microsoft Intune is used for unified endpoint management.
[00:03] Microsoft Intune is used for unified endpoint management.
[00:06] Endpoint devices can include your laptop, smartphone, desktops, and more.
[00:09] Intune is the secure linking of employees' devices to company data.
[00:11] Imagine as an employee, you have multiple devices such as a laptop, desktop, tablet, and phone.
[00:14] Now imagine being the IT department and trying to manage everything on these devices through cumbersome traditional methods requiring a lot of on-premises infrastructure.
[00:17] Intune, with its cloud management, allows IT teams to seamlessly deploy applications, apply security policies, and more with no traditional on-premises infrastructure.
[00:20] Even if the user's devices are on the road, at home, in the office, or another office location, the IT team can track the use of both hardware and software.
[00:22] Create and manage security policies.
[00:24] It is especially convenient when onboarding a new employee, since deploying a new device is quick and easy, and it can install apps.
[01:01] and easy and it can install apps remotely to Microsoft Intune integrates.
[01:04] remotely to Microsoft Intune integrates with Azure Active Directory conditional.
[01:06] with Azure Active Directory conditional access and enables IT to block access.
[01:09] access and enables IT to block access from certain devices unless specific.
[01:11] from certain devices unless specific security policies are met additionally.
[01:13] security policies are met additionally some companies allow.
[01:14] some companies allow bring-your-own-device by enabling Intune.
[01:16] bring-your-own-device by enabling Intune application protection formerly Intune.
[01:19] application protection formerly Intune mobile application management.
[01:22] mobile application management.
[01:24] you