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Managing Secure Boot Certificate Lifecycle with Intune

On June 24, 2026, Secure Boot Certificates will expire, necessitating firmware updates for device security. Secure Boot, a UEFI feature ensuring only trusted software runs at startup, was designed to combat pre-boot malware. To maintain security, devices must be updated regularly, with Intune offering reporting tools to track compliance and certificate status.

intune, Microsoft, Windows

Tenant Manager: One Platform to Rule Them All?

TenantManager, by SoftwareCentral, offers a robust solution for managing multiple Intune environments from a single interface. Key features include onboarding tenants, creating and deploying templates, tenant dashboards, and role-based access control. This platform addresses major Intune management issues, providing clarity and security for enterprises, making it a valuable tool for managed service providers.

intune, Windows

Windows Autopatch: Revisited Part 2

This article concludes a discussion on Windows Autopatch, detailing its functionality and integration with Windows Update for Business. It covers the Autopatch service’s automation of updates, the device registration process, and technical insights into related APIs and logs. It aims to clarify how these systems operate together for better device management.

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Leveraging Nerdio for MSP to Elevate Your Intune Environments

Nerdio is enhancing Microsoft Intune capabilities for Managed Service Providers (MSPs) by introducing features like Intune device management, recovery services, policy management, and drift tracking. It enables comprehensive oversight of devices and facilitates easy policymaking and monitoring. Additionally, Windows Update Reporting helps clients manage update landscapes effectively.

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Workspace ONE UEM vs. Microsoft Intune Windows Edition 2025

This article introduces a new three-part series comparing Workspace ONE UEM and Microsoft Intune, focusing initially on their device enrollment capabilities. It discusses the evolution of both platforms, their methods of device enrollment, automated provisioning, device compliance, and integrations. The analysis reveals closely matched performance, with Microsoft Intune slightly leading overall.

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Intune Security Baselines: The Truth Behind the Chaos

Recent chaos surrounding Intune Security Baselines stemmed from issues when upgrading from 23H2 to 24H2 after deviating from recommended settings. Best practices recommend avoiding built-in baselines, opting instead for imported or third-party options for flexibility and reduced conflict, while emphasizing proper policy management for enhanced security.

intune, Microsoft, Windows

Extending Cloud Native PC Wireless Authentication to Cloud RADIUS

This article discusses RADIUSaaS, a cloud-hosted solution for device authentication using EAP-TLS, highlighting its components, including username/password and MAC authentication support. It explains integration with Microsoft Cloud PKI, RadSec for secure communication, and Cisco Meraki. The author emphasizes RADIUSaaS’s user-friendly interface and enhanced wireless authentication capabilities.

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