Every device your people use - managed, secured and compliant from one place.
Microsoft Intune is Microsoft's cloud-based endpoint management service. It lets IT teams manage, secure and configure Windows, macOS, iOS and Android devices - and the apps on them - from one place, enforcing security policies, deploying updates and protecting company data on corporate and personal devices. Intune is included in Microsoft 365 Business Premium, E3 and E5.
Microsoft Intune manages and secures laptops, phones and tablets wherever your people work - enforcing policy, pushing updates and protecting company data without getting in the way. But Intune only delivers when it is designed well: policy structure, compliance baselines and application packaging all matter.
Switch Connect does both halves. We design and deploy Intune environments aligned to security frameworks like the Essential Eight, and we run them day to day as a managed service - policies maintained, updates tested, new devices enrolled - so your team is not the Intune team.
Windows, macOS, iOS and Android enrolled with zero-touch options like Autopilot.
Security baselines and compliance policies aligned to your frameworks.
Apps packaged, deployed and updated centrally - no hands-on installs.
Windows and app updates rolled out in rings, tested before they hit everyone.
Conditional access and app protection keep company data off risky devices.
We run Intune day to day - changes, enrolments and health as a service.
Company-owned laptops, phones and BYOD devices are all managed from one place. Your team sees the whole fleet instead of chasing devices one by one.
Security baselines, encryption and compliance policies are pushed to every device automatically. Protection doesn't depend on someone remembering to configure each machine.
Zero-touch provisioning means devices arrive configured with the apps and policies people need. New starters log in and get to work, with no IT touch time per device.
Patch and update status is tracked and reportable. When an auditor or insurer asks, you can show which devices are compliant rather than estimating.