Configuration & security
Settings Catalog, configuration profiles, endpoint security, compliance, Windows Update, filters, enrollment, Autopilot, assignments, and device-access dependencies.
Understand whether Microsoft Intune is securely designed, operationally effective, governable, and ready to support change—without altering the tenant during assessment.
The standard enterprise engagement stays focused on Intune and the identity/security dependencies required to evaluate endpoint access.
Settings Catalog, configuration profiles, endpoint security, compliance, Windows Update, filters, enrollment, Autopilot, assignments, and device-access dependencies.
Inventory, assignments, deployment failures, detection logic, dependencies, supersedence, lifecycle, duplicates, and ownership evidence.
Intune RBAC, role assignments, scope tags, audit activity, ownership, review cadence, exception handling, and documented human inputs.
Device health and sync signals, stale records, enrollment and remediation evidence, service dependencies, support readiness, and operational policy coverage.
Normalized settings, duplicate intent, conflicting values, assignment overlap, evidence credibility, and policy consolidation opportunities.
Microsoft best practices, client-authorized CIS benchmark evidence, NIST CSF mapping, limitations, and manual validation requirements.
Entra privileged access, broad OAuth consent, Secure Score, Defender XDR incidents, Exchange, Purview, Teams, and SharePoint are not silently represented as part of the standard Intune Assurance engagement. They can be assessed under a separately authorized Microsoft 365 security scope.
Start with a short scoping conversation. We will confirm the right service, access model, timeline, and fixed-scope proposal.