Seamless Integration
Investing in Microsoft Endpoint Manager exposes users to a world of seamless integration, combining the power of Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) into a unified platform for managing all your endpoints. This level of integration eliminates the need to maintain separate management systems for different device types, from Windows PCs to Macs, iOS, and Android devices.
Integrating Microsoft Intune and SCCM into a single platform eliminates the complexities and inefficiencies of managing diverse endpoints separately. The platform also offers unified and streamlined management, saving time, boosting security, and enhancing efficiency for IT administrators and end-users.
Multi-Platform Support
Microsoft Endpoint Manager is developed to cater to several operating systems and device types, including Windows 10 and 11, macOS, iOS, and Android. By offering support for multiple platforms, Microsoft Endpoint Manager enables organizations to leverage the same management framework across all platforms. This multi-platform support simplifies IT administration by eliminating the need for separate management tools for each OS.
Microsoft Endpoint Manager’s support for various platforms empowers organizations to manage and secure their endpoint ecosystem, regardless of its diversity. This feature simplifies administration, ensures consistent policies, and enables organizations to remain agile in facing novel and evolving technology trends.
Tailored Compliance Policies
By combining the capabilities of Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Management (SCCM) into a unified platform, users can apply consistent policies and configurations to all endpoints. With Microsoft Endpoint Manager, users can define policies, set security configurations, and enforce compliance standards across different devices from a centralized console, such as conditional access, MDM, and data protection settings.
With the conditional access feature, organizations can define access controls based on specific conditions, such as device compliance, user identity, and network location. Microsoft Endpoint Manager also provides mobile device management (MDM), enabling users to manage and control mobile devices across different platforms. Furthermore, the data protection setting provides features for encrypting data, managing access rights, and enforcing data loss prevention policies.