In the modern-day corporate environment, securing devices has become a significant concern. Among the multitude of devices used in businesses, Mac devices are growing in popularity, and with this increase comes the need for robust security. Today we are going to explore how Microsoft Intune and Conditional Access policies can unlock the potential of Mac security for your corporate business.
As businesses of all sizes increasingly rely on technology to operate efficiently, it becomes more important to have a way to manage and secure the devices used by employees. This is especially true for small businesses that may not have the resources to hire a dedicated IT staff. Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based device management solution that can help small businesses simplify device management, enhance security, and boost productivity. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at the benefits of using Microsoft Intune for small business device management.
Continue reading → Intune device management, not just for large businessesSomething that comes up alot when deploying InTune services is how long do policies take to update and refresh to devices.
Below is the current intervals that are in place.
So what happens if an administrator were to deploy an app or a policy to a device, when will the device receive a notification about the new policy or app? Immediately after the deployment has taken place, Intune will attempt to notify the device that it should check-in with the Intune service. This process normally takes less than 5 minutes. But if the device would not check in to get the new policy, Intune will attempt to notify the device 3 more times. In the case that the device does not receive any of those notifications, the device will get the new policy on its next scheduled check-in with the Intune service accordingly to the tables above.
Scott Croucher 