[BP 4.6] The Intune Quick Checklist

Every row in the wave, tiered and by platform, with the observation that proves each one and the article that defends it.

Every row in the wave, tiered and by platform, with the observation that proves each one and the article that defends it.

A dated calendar of what has already retired, what is coming, and the certificate connector nobody realises is on a clock.

The Intune Suite is being distributed into Microsoft 365 tiers. What that changes, what it costs, and the licensing floors that decide whether a control works at all.

Roles, scope tags and multi-admin approval: who can see what, who can change it, and the two permissions that live in no built-in role.

Security baselines, updates after hotpatch turned itself on, app protection for unmanaged devices, and local administrator passwords on both platforms.

Building the enrollment restriction set from the default policies outward, with the corporate identifier reconciliation that has to happen before personally-owned blocking goes on.

Enrollment, compliance, encryption and Defender onboarding: the four things that must be true before a tenant is finished, and the traps that break provisioning if you do them in the wrong order.

What a baseline asks that a deployment guide does not, and why in Intune the default policy is usually the real policy.