MICROSOFT INTUNE
Modern endpoint management for a more secure, productive, and flexible workforce.
VISTAS Cloud provides Microsoft Intune consulting services, implementation, deployment, and managed services to help businesses securely manage devices, applications, and users.

Manage Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android devices.

Deploy and manage business applications.

Manage access and identities.

Enforce policies and protect data.

Meet industry and regulatory requirements.

Support flexible and hybrid work.

Strategy, planning, and architecture for Microsoft Intune.

Configure and implement Microsoft Intune for your business.

Deploy Microsoft Intune with minimal disruption.

Ongoing monitoring, troubleshooting, and optimization.
A modern solution for today’s workplace.

Protect devices and business data.

Monitor and manage your environment.

Enable secure, flexible work.

Scale easily with Microsoft cloud.

Give users secure access to the tools they need.

Simplify management and reduce costs.
A proven approach for a successful deployment.

Understand your current environment.

Design the right configuration.

Set up devices, apps, and policies.

Roll out to users.

Monitor, manage, and improve.
Your trusted Microsoft partner.

Experienced Intune specialists.

From planning to ongoing management.

Best practices and compliance aligned.

Help you get more value from Microsoft Intune.
Microsoft Intune for Business helps organizations manage and secure employee devices, business applications, and access to company resources. Businesses can configure devices, deploy required apps, enforce compliance policies, and support remote and hybrid work while maintaining control over organizational data.
Microsoft Intune consulting services help businesses plan, configure, and optimize their endpoint management environment. This can include assessing existing devices, designing management and security policies, planning enrollment, configuring application deployment, and establishing compliance requirements. VISTAS Cloud can help align your Intune setup with your organization's IT and security goals.
Microsoft Intune deployment is the process of setting up Intune and introducing it across an organization's devices and users. It typically includes reviewing requirements, preparing the environment, configuring policies, enrolling devices, deploying applications, testing configurations, and rolling out the solution in phases. The exact steps depend on your existing infrastructure and business needs.
Microsoft Intune cost depends on the plan, licensing agreement, and features your organization needs. Microsoft Intune Plan 1 is also included in certain Microsoft 365, Enterprise Mobility + Security, and Microsoft 365 Business Premium subscriptions. Additional plans and Intune Suite add-ons are available for advanced capabilities. VISTAS Cloud can help review your existing Microsoft licenses and identify a suitable option. Check the official Microsoft Intune pricing page for current pricing.
Microsoft Intune supports a range of devices running Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Android, with additional support for certain Linux environments and specialized device scenarios. Available management features and enrollment requirements vary by operating system and device type. Businesses should confirm that their specific devices and OS versions meet Microsoft's current requirements.
Yes. Microsoft Intune supports iOS/iPadOS and Android devices, allowing organizations to manage device settings, deploy applications, and apply security and compliance policies. Depending on the configuration, businesses can also protect work data within supported apps on personal devices without requiring full device enrollment.
Microsoft Intune is primarily a cloud-based endpoint management solution, while SCCM—now commonly referred to as Microsoft Configuration Manager—is traditionally used for managing devices through an on-premises infrastructure. Intune is well suited to cloud-managed and remote devices, while Configuration Manager provides capabilities such as operating system deployment and detailed software management. Organizations can also use both through co-management to transition workloads gradually.
Microsoft Endpoint Manager was a former umbrella brand used for Microsoft's endpoint management technologies, including Microsoft Intune and Configuration Manager. Microsoft now uses the Microsoft Intune brand for its broader endpoint management product family. If you're researching Microsoft Endpoint Manager, the current Intune documentation is the best starting point for understanding available device management, application management, and security capabilities.
Microsoft Intune includes endpoint security management capabilities that help IT teams configure security settings, enforce device compliance, and manage supported endpoint protection policies. It can also integrate with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Microsoft Entra Conditional Access to support broader security strategies. The exact capabilities available depend on licensing, platform support, and configuration.
Yes. Microsoft Intune supports macOS device management, allowing organizations to configure supported settings, deploy applications, manage device enrollment, and apply applicable security policies. This helps IT teams maintain more consistent controls across Mac and Windows environments. Available features depend on the macOS version, enrollment method, and configuration.
Microsoft Intune helps organizations define and evaluate device compliance requirements, such as minimum operating system versions and supported security conditions. Administrators can identify noncompliant devices and, when configured with compatible identity and access controls, restrict access to organizational resources until required conditions are met. Intune supports compliance management but does not automatically guarantee compliance with every industry regulation.
Yes. Microsoft Intune supports bring-your-own-device (BYOD) scenarios through device enrollment and mobile application management. Depending on the platform and configuration, organizations can manage an entire enrolled device or protect company data within supported applications on a personal device. The appropriate approach depends on your security requirements and how much control your organization needs over employee-owned devices.
The time required for a Microsoft Intune deployment depends on the number and types of devices, existing infrastructure, licensing, security requirements, and deployment complexity. A smaller environment with straightforward requirements may be implemented faster than a large organization migrating from an existing management platform. VISTAS Cloud can assess your environment and develop a deployment plan with realistic milestones.
VISTAS Cloud offers Microsoft Intune managed services to help businesses maintain and optimize their endpoint management environment. Depending on the agreed service scope, support may include monitoring device compliance, reviewing policies, troubleshooting enrollment and application issues, and refining configurations as business needs evolve. Contact our team to discuss the level of ongoing support that fits your organization.
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