James Robinson | MVP

James Robinson | MVP

@skiptotheendpoint.co.uk

Microsoft MVP - Intune and Windows Cloud-Native Endpoint Advocate Neurodivergent Loudmouth

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馃毃 #OpenIntuneBaseline Windows v3.4 Released! New additions and some things to be aware of, such as the fact all policy names have been updated. Thanks for all the community input. You guys rock. Check out the release changelog below: github.com/SkipToTheEnd...

github.comRelease windows-v3.4 路 SkipToTheEndpoint/OpenIntuneBaselineWindows v3.4 - 2025-01-24 ImportantA UI change in November '24 has made all policy types visible in the Configuration blade. This has caused a lot of confusion when trying to identify policies conf...

馃摪 OIB 3.4 News! I'm busy finalising changes/updates to v3.4 of the #OpenIntuneBaseline. Some forewarning of a "breaking change" in that all policies have been renamed to show where they actually exist (ES - Endpoint Security, SC - Settings Catalog). I still don't like it :(

Another day, another "x policy/remote action isn't working on our iOS devices" issue. Just because you used Corp Identifiers, or switched it from Personal to Corp doesn't mean that device is Supervised. Stuff won't work as you expect. Enrol your devices properly, guys!

馃摤 Do you administer #Intune or support Intune-managed devices? Do you know how policy gets delivered to devices, and how the OS handles them? Check out part 1 of 2 all about the nuance and intricacies of #Windows CSP's! skiptotheendpoint.co.uk/windows-csp-...

skiptotheendpoint.co.ukWindows CSP: A Tale of Magic, Betrayal, and Intrigue - Part 1Creating an Intune policy is easy, but what happens then? How go they get there, and why you should know and care.

#OIB hivemind - The #Intune UI change that dumps everything into the Configuration page makes it hard to know where a policy actually exists. Thoughts on adding "SC" for Settings Catalog and "ES" for Endpoint Security into the naming convention?

"Management" asks for changing default fonts, or right-click menu's, or moving the start button are unsustainable. Say "No". Empower your users with training or KB's. Stop assuming you know what every individual needs to be productive. #SomeExclusionsApply

馃毃 #Intune 2411 has made a UI change that is showing any Settings Catalog-backed Endpoint Security policies in the Configuration page. BitLocker, Defender, Firewall, ASR, LAPS and even Security Baselines visible. Currently unsure if this change is intended.

Hotpatching is amazing technology for business-critical devices, but should *NOT* form your default patching experience. How many issues magically "disappear" by making the user reboot their device? Perhaps have a think before deploying anything... techcommunity.microsoft.com/blog/windows...

techcommunity.microsoft.comHotpatch for client comes to Windows 11 Enterprise | Microsoft Community HubEnhance security and increase productivity with hotpatching in Windows.  

"When it comes to security, it's fundamentally a team sport" - Satya @ #MSIgnite Yes! Endpoint Management is Security. Identity is Security. Infrastructure is Security. Just cos you've got a "Security Team" doesn't mean they're looking at or understand everything holistically.

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