Microsoft 365 Solution
Intune Mobile Device Management
Overview
Microsoft Intune gives you a single place to manage and secure Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices connected to Microsoft 365. Instead of relying on group policies, ad-hoc scripts, or manual checks, you can define how devices should be configured, which apps are allowed, and what happens when something falls out of compliance.
When we work with Intune, we start with how your people actually use their devices: who is corporate-owned, who is BYOD, which platforms you support, and what level of control makes sense for each group. From there, we design enrollment paths, compliance policies, and configuration profiles that are easy to roll out and maintain. Where it makes sense, we tie Intune into Conditional Access and Defender so that only healthy, trusted devices can reach your Microsoft 365 resources.
The aim is a setup that feels predictable for IT and unobtrusive for users. Devices are enrolled in a consistent way, security baselines are enforced in the background, and you have clear visibility into what is compliant and what is not.
Methodology
At Nubrix Security, we take a structured and collaborative approach to every engagement. Whether we’re improving identity, securing endpoints, protecting data, or optimizing licensing, our goal is to deliver clarity, reduce complexity, and help you take measurable steps forward.
We follow a Crawl → Walk → Run model that adapts to your organization’s maturity, ensuring changes are adopted safely and without disruption.
This phase focuses on:
- Reviewing your current device management approach and identifying operational pain points.
- Defining device ownership models and target groups, including corporate-owned devices, BYOD, and contractors.
- Configuring Microsoft Intune and establishing a baseline of security and management policies.
- Running a proof of concept with a limited group of users and supported device platforms.
- Documenting enrollment procedures and defining success criteria for the next phase.
This phase focuses on:
- Expanding device enrollment to selected departments, business units, or locations.
- Implementing compliance policies, configuration profiles, and app protection policies for key business scenarios.
- Integrating Intune with Conditional Access to support trusted device access.
- Introducing Windows Autopilot or standardized device provisioning where appropriate.
- Gathering feedback from IT teams and end users to refine policies, enrollment, and user communications.
This phase focuses on:
- Expanding device enrollment from pilot groups to production across supported platforms.
- Enforcing Conditional Access and compliance policies across the broader organization.
- Optimizing reporting and alerting to quickly identify non-compliant or high-risk devices.
- Formalizing operational processes for device provisioning, retirement, lifecycle management, and exception handling.
- Conducting regular reviews to keep security baselines, applications, and device management policies aligned with evolving business and security requirements.
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