This year's WWDC2023 was marked by numerous groundbreaking announcements. Yet, amid the buzz about the new Apple Vision Pro, iOS/iPadOS 17, macOS Sonoma, and app updates, Apple's leap into next-level device management is an understatement.
The latest version of iOS/iPadOS 16.4.1 (a) and macOS 13.3.1 (a) marks a significant change in how Apple releases updates for the OS updates. It is the first time that Rapid Security Response (RSR) has been included in the OS for iPhones, iPads and macOS.
Welcome to part three of the All-In-One guide to managing Apple devices with Microsoft Intune. In previous parts, we discussed how the devices are enrolled in any MDM solution and how MDM communicates with devices. We also discussed different types of enrollment, and you can take advantage of them. Here&
Around two years ago, I wrote an article for "Managing iOS Devices with Microsoft Intune," a lot has happened since then. The transition from legacy authentication to modern authentication by both Apple and Microsoft has completely changed the way devices are enrolled to MDM in both COD and
Welcome to part-2 of the AIO guide for managing the Apple platform with Microsoft Intune. Part 1: Apple Platform Deployment: An All-In-One guide to managing Apple devices with Microsoft Intune (intuneirl.com) MDM lets you manage devices securely and wirelessly, even if you don't own them. This means
Managing devices in an organization are becoming more complex as more and more devices are introduced. And it becomes essential to look for modern solutions that can effectively manage these modern devices, streamline workflows, and lessen the administrative burden. Automating device management is a key feature of any mobile device
Overview Being an Intune administrator means that in addition to managing and deploying endpoints, you are also somewhat responsible for ensuring that they continue to comply to the security standards set forth by your company. Likewise, you may have heard a lot about utilizing Microsoft Defender for Endpoint to construct
Overview Let’s discuss a new way to distribute apps to a limited number of individuals on the Apple App Store. The “unlisted app” feature is much-anticipated because it allows business owners to get their business apps on employees’ devices without spending too much time or money. Recap Last week,
Overview Apple provides a wide range of application distribution options, each of which serves a particular purpose. This guide will dive into the different distribution methods and when to use each, depending on your distribution needs. Whether you’re an Intune administrator, creating apps for the App Store, or focusing
