Learn how Microsoft Intune simplifies macOS management, security, app deployment, and compliance for modern Mac fleets.
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Compliance — Articles by Jannik Reinhard
How to Enroll an Ubuntu Device in Intune
2026 status update: Intune for Linux now supports additional management capabilities, including custom Bash scripts. The enrollment flow below documents the product state when this article was published. Current documentation Since a few weeks there is…
Using MacOS custom attributes in Intune
This post is a practical guide to using MacOS custom attributes in Intune. MacOS custom attributes in Intune let you collect arbitrary signals from your Macs — anything a shell script can return — and surface…
Detect anomalies in your Intune environment with Azure Cognitive Services – Part 1 Device Compliance
It is hard to keep track of your Intune environment. In this guide you will learn how to detect anomalies in your Intune environment with the help of log events, where you can build static monitoring…
Get Microsoft Intune Status Reports with PowerShell
Monitor Microsoft Intune health with a PowerShell script using Graph API calls for compliance, enrolled devices, Autopilot, and MDE.
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Ultimate MEM Tour Part 4: Microsoft Intune Reporting
Explore Microsoft Intune reporting: Endpoint Analytics, Defender Antivirus, Data Warehouse, Log Analytics, and Workbooks.
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Ultimate MEM Tour Part 1: Microsoft Intune Devices
Explore Microsoft Endpoint Manager device management: Intune, enrollment, compliance policies, provisioning, filters, and support in one tour.
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Microsoft Intune Policy Sets: Group and Assign Policies
Learn how Microsoft Intune policy sets group apps, profiles, and compliance policies to simplify assignments and build tailored services.
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