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Empower your device management journey with Microsoft Intune training led by real industry professionals. Our instructors are seasoned experts in Microsoft 365 and Intune, bringing hands-on experience from enterprise environments that depend on Intune for secure and efficient device management. Through guided labs, real-world scenarios, and personalized mentorship, you’ll learn how to deploy, manage, and protect devices across your organization with confidence. Start your journey with professionals who use Intune every day get trained, get skilled, and get ahead in modern endpoint management.
Classes are held two hours long and twice a week
The Microsoft Intune exam is a 120-minute certification exam that validates your knowledge and skills across intune. This exam covers:
Price: $US300 paid directly to Microsoft.
Duration: 120 minutes
Languages: English.
Results: Pass/fail results are typically available online within 48 hours.
Recertification: This exam can be used toward recertification requirements.
Question Types: Expect a variety of formats, including performance-based questions, multiple choice, and drag-and-drop.
1.1 Overview of Microsoft Intune
What is Microsoft Intune
Role in Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Relationship to Microsoft 365, Azure AD, and Security
Device and Application Management Overview
1.2 Intune Architecture
Cloud-based Endpoint Management
Integration with Azure AD
Intune Service Components
Co-management with Configuration Manager
1.3 Intune Admin Roles & Portals
Intune Administrator
Endpoint Security Administrator
Global Administrator
Roles in Microsoft 365 Admin Center, Entra ID, and Endpoint Manager
2.1 Prepare Organization for Intune
Licensing and Subscription Requirements
Network and Firewall Prerequisites
Tenant Configuration
Onboarding Devices into Intune
2.2 Configure Enrollment Options
Automatic Enrollment (Azure AD Join, Hybrid Join)
Device Enrollment Managers (DEM)
Bulk Enrollment for Shared Devices
BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) Scenarios
2.3 Governance & Compliance
Organizational Policies
Naming Conventions and Groups
Compliance Policies and Device Health
Data Retention and Security Standards
3.1 Windows Device Enrollment
AutoPilot Deployment
Hybrid Azure AD Join
Enrollment Status Page
Windows Enrollment Profiles
3.2 Mobile Device Enrollment
Android Enrollment (Company Portal, KNOX, AOSP)
iOS/iPadOS Enrollment (Apple Business Manager, ADE)
macOS Enrollment and Management
3.3 Device Profiles & Configuration Policies
Creating Device Configuration Profiles
Assigning Profiles to Users and Groups
Custom OMA-URI Policies
Managing Certificates and Wi-Fi Profiles
4.1 App Deployment and Assignment
Line-of-Business (LOB) Apps
Microsoft Store Apps
Web Links and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs)
App Assignments to Users/Groups
4.2 App Protection Policies (APP)
Targeted App Protection
Conditional Launch Settings
Data Protection and Access Control
Integration with Microsoft 365 Apps
4.3 App Configuration Policies
Managed App Configurations
Per-App VPN
Configuration for Outlook, Teams, and Edge
5.1 Device Compliance Policies
Compliance Policy Creation
Monitoring and Reporting Compliance
Conditional Access with Intune and Entra ID
5.2 Endpoint Security Policies
Antivirus and Firewall Configuration
Disk Encryption (BitLocker, FileVault)
Attack Surface Reduction (ASR) Rules
Security Baselines
5.3 Conditional Access Policies
Integration with Entra ID
Conditional Access Rules
Require Compliance for Access
Multi-Factor Authentication
6.1 Windows Update for Business (WUfB)
Update Rings Configuration
Feature vs Quality Updates
Deferrals and Deadlines
Delivery Optimization
6.2 Software Updates Deployment
Deploying Updates via Intune
Update Reports and Compliance Status
Troubleshooting Update Failures
6.3 Endpoint Analytics & Insights
Introduction to Endpoint Analytics
Startup Performance and App Reliability
Remediation Scripts
7.1 Monitoring Devices
Intune Dashboard Overview
Device Inventory Reports
Compliance and Configuration Reports
7.2 Troubleshooting Device Issues
Enrollment Errors
Policy Conflicts
App Deployment Failures
Device Communication Problems
7.3 Diagnostic Tools and Logs
Company Portal Logs
MDM Diagnostics Tool
Microsoft Endpoint Manager Admin Center Logs
8.1 Device Lifecycle Management
Device Provisioning
Ownership Transfer (Corporate vs Personal)
Device Categorization
8.2 Device Wipe and Retire
Wipe vs Retire Operations
Remote Actions and Lost Mode
Data Protection during Retirement
8.3 Re-Enrolling and Re-Assigning Devices
Reusing Devices for New Users
Reset and Redeploy Options
Post-Retirement Cleanup
9.1 Intune Reports and Analytics
Built-in Reports Overview
Endpoint Analytics Dashboard
Exporting Data to Power BI
9.2 Auditing and Activity Logs
Intune Audit Logs
Device Activity and User Actions
Security and Compliance Reports
9.3 Integrations for Compliance
Defender for Endpoint Integration
Microsoft Purview (Compliance Center)
Cloud App Security
10.1 Co-Management with Configuration Manager (SCCM)
Hybrid Management
Workloads and Migration Paths
Moving to Cloud-Only Management
10.2 Automation & PowerShell in Intune
Using Graph API for Intune
PowerShell Scripting for Device Management
Automated Reporting
10.3 Certification & Career Path
Microsoft Intune Administrator Certification (MS-102)
Endpoint Security & Compliance Specialist Role
Real-World Use Cases and Best Practices
Advanced knowledge of Intune features, conditional access, app protection policies, and co-management.
Strong understanding of cloud security best practices, threat intelligence, and incident response.
Comprehensive knowledge of Microsoft 365 workloads, including Azure Active Directory, Exchange Online, and SharePoint.