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Protect Windows Devices with Microsoft Intune

Dean Ellerby

Endpoint devices are a primary attack surface for cyberthreats. This course will teach you how to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune using capabilities available right out of the box.

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Endpoint devices are a primary attack surface for cyberthreats. This course will teach you how to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune using capabilities available right out of the box.

For most organizations, Windows endpoints represent the first line of defense and the primary attack surface against cybersecurity threats. In this course, Protect Windows Devices with Microsoft Intune, you’ll learn how Microsoft Intune’s built-in security and updates capabilities can help. First, you’ll explore device compliance, and how it can ensure your devices are secured as expected. Next, you’ll discover Intune’s endpoint security capabilities, based on Microsoft Defender for Endpoint. Finally, you’ll learn how to keep devices patched and updated using Intune’s update capabilities. When you’re finished with this course, you’ll have the skills and knowledge of protecting Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.

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Syllabus

Course Overview
Configure Compliance Rules and Conditional Access Policies
Update Devices
Secure Devices
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Good to know

Know what's good
, what to watch for
, and possible dealbreakers
Guides learners towards a strong foudnation in endpoint protection
Provides a strong exploration of Microsoft Intune capabilities
Teaches methods used by indusry professionals
Suitable for beginners new to endpoint protection
Focuses on skills relevant to cybersecurity
Taught by instructors with known expertise in the field

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Learners who complete Protect Windows Devices with Microsoft Intune will develop knowledge and skills that may be useful to these careers:
Information Security Analyst
Information Security Analysts implement and maintain security measures to protect their organization's computer networks and systems. In this role, you will need a deep understanding of network administration and security. This course can help enhance your skills in endpoint protection and security.
Network Security Engineer
Network Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain network security systems. This role also involves monitoring and responding to security breaches. This course can build a foundation in network security and help enhance your skills in endpoint protection and security.
Security Administrator
Security Administrators manage and maintain an organization's security infrastructure. This course can help enhance your skills in endpoint protection and security. This course offers a solid foundation in Windows security and updates.
Security Architect
Security Architects design and implement security solutions for their organization. This role often involves working with other IT professionals to ensure the organization's security measures are aligned with its business needs. This course can help enhance your skills in endpoint protection and security.
Security Analyst
Security Analysts monitor and analyze security data to identify and respond to threats. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
Security Consultant
Security Consultants provide security advice and guidance to organizations. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
Security Engineer
Security Engineers design, implement, and maintain security systems for their organization. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
Security Manager
Security Managers oversee the security of their organization's IT systems and networks. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
System Administrator
System Administrators manage and maintain computer systems and networks. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
Network Administrator
Network Administrators manage and maintain computer networks. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
Computer Systems Analyst
Computer Systems Analysts design, implement, and maintain computer systems. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
IT Manager
IT Managers oversee the IT department of their organization. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
IT Security Specialist
IT Security Specialists implement and maintain security measures to protect their organization's computer networks and systems. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
Computer Support Specialist
Computer Support Specialists provide technical support to computer users. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.
IT Auditor
IT Auditors evaluate the security of their organization's IT systems and networks. This course may be useful for developing the skills needed to protect Windows devices with Microsoft Intune.

Reading list

We've selected ten books that we think will supplement your learning. Use these to develop background knowledge, enrich your coursework, and gain a deeper understanding of the topics covered in Protect Windows Devices with Microsoft Intune.
While this book focuses on Windows 10, it provides valuable background knowledge for managing Windows devices. It covers topics such as operating system deployment, security configuration, and troubleshooting.
Comprehensive guide to Intune, covering all aspects of endpoint management, including device enrollment, configuration, security, and troubleshooting.
Provides a deep dive into the internals of Windows. While it's not specific to Intune, it provides valuable insights into the way that Windows works, which can be helpful for understanding how Intune can be used to manage and secure Windows devices.
Provides a comprehensive overview of security engineering. While it's not specific to Intune, it provides valuable insights into the broader context of security and how it can be used to design and build more secure systems.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Windows security from an attacker's perspective. While it's not specific to Intune, it provides valuable insights into the ways that attackers can exploit vulnerabilities in Windows systems.
This document provides best practices for securing Intune deployments. It covers topics such as device enrollment, policy management, and security settings. While it's not a comprehensive guide to Intune, it's a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve the security of their Intune environment.
Provides a unique perspective on cybersecurity by focusing on the human element of security. While it's not specific to Intune, it provides valuable insights into the ways that attackers can exploit human weaknesses to compromise systems.
Provides a comprehensive overview of cybersecurity. While it's not specific to Intune, it provides valuable insights into the broader context of cybersecurity and how it can be used to protect an organization's IT infrastructure.
Provides a comprehensive overview of security in the cloud. While it's not specific to Intune, it provides valuable insights into the broader context of cloud security and how it can be used to improve the overall security of an organization's IT infrastructure.
Provides a comprehensive overview of Windows Server administration, including Intune's role in endpoint security.

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