Implementing Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Defender For Endpoint
The situation
- Remote contractors can work efficiently and safely on company-supplied laptops.
- Setting up new PCs for staff who are not based in the office
- Manage a large number of machines efficiently without requiring a server infrastructure.
- Day-to-day administrative expertise is required to package, keep things up to date, and protect things.
- Endpoint equipment should be protected against ransomware and other similar assaults.
- Manage all platforms, including Windows, iOS, and Android, from a single platform.
What we did
- Several workshops were held to explain the concept and identify current pain points.
- Explain the requirements and walk the client through the existing license posture.
- Describe similar situations in the lab and what to expect.
- Provide a comprehensive report on the current user posture.
- Develop thorough project plans outlining how we will onboard each user segment based on their needs.
- Based on the conversation and agreed-upon strategy, I designed the solution.
- Execute the solution on a small group of test users.
- Hand over the solution to the internal team.
- Update solution design and build guide.
The result
- Every day, detailed reports are given out to indicate the success of the current activity.
- Capable of achieving 100% device coverage, including corporate and personal devices, across all platforms, including Windows, Android, and iOS.
- We were able to deliver the solution well ahead of schedule thanks to well-planned project execution.
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