Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Web Content Filtering - Administration, Limitations, and User Experience

Sun, 28 Jun 2020 16:37:29 +0000

Historically, one of the big features missing “out of the box” with MDATP was web content filtering. Customers typically look at MDATP as an option when their existing endpoint security is due for license renewal, and compare their existing solution against it. They would be moving from one of the big security vendors such as Sophos, Norton, and McAfee, which all supported web content filtering. Higher lever stakeholders often listed the ability to block websites as essential, and as Microsoft did not maintain such a categorisation database, if you wanted it with Defender ATP, you’d be looking at other solutions too. This took away from Defender ATP’s “single pane of glass” selling point.

Deploy Microsoft Store Apps using Intune with Configuration Manager (SCCM) Co-Management (Fix 'Not Applicable' Status)

Fri, 10 Jan 2020 21:00:30 +0000

Intune provides an interface to easily deploy apps from the Microsoft Store to your registered users and devices, but even if you have SCCM (Config Manager) Co-Mangement enabled with the default workloads shifted to Intune in Co-Management properties, there is more to be done. If you don’t follow these steps, you will receive the status of Not applicable in the Intune client apps user and device install status pages.

Prerequisite: This only works with SCCM 1806+.

Configuration-Manager on Ru Campbell MVP

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint Web Content Filtering - Administration, Limitations, and User Experience

Deploy Microsoft Store Apps using Intune with Configuration Manager (SCCM) Co-Management (Fix 'Not Applicable' Status)