Microsoft Ignite: Recap of Microsoft Endpoint Manager Announcements
Introduction
Microsoft Ignite is an annual conference held by Microsoft to showcase its latest technologies, products, and services. This year, Microsoft revealed a range of exciting new announcements related to its Endpoint Manager product, a cloud-based solution that helps to secure, manage, and deploy devices.
This blog post will provide a recap of the key announcements made at Microsoft Ignite and will explain how they can be used to improve the security, management, and deployment of devices.
Microsoft Endpoint Manager
Microsoft Endpoint Manager is a cloud-based solution that is designed to help organizations to secure, manage, and deploy their devices. It combines the best of Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) to provide a cloud-based solution that is easy to use and manage.
Microsoft Ignite Announcements
At Microsoft Ignite, several new features and updates were announced for Microsoft Endpoint Manager. These announcements included:
1. Enhanced Endpoint Security
Microsoft announced the availability of enhanced endpoint security for Endpoint Manager. This new feature provides additional security for devices by using a combination of threat protection and machine learning to detect anomalies and malicious activity. It also provides additional visibility into the security of devices, allowing organizations to quickly identify vulnerabilities and take action to remediate them.
2. Modern Desktop Management
Microsoft also announced the availability of modern desktop management for Endpoint Manager. This new feature simplifies the deployment and management of Windows 10 devices, making it easier for organizations to keep their devices up to date and secure. It also provides the ability to deploy and manage applications, settings, and policies on devices, reducing the need for manual intervention.
3. Unified Configuration Manager and Intune
Microsoft also announced the availability of unified Configuration Manager and Intune. This new feature allows organizations to manage both Configuration Manager and Intune from a single console, making it easier to manage and deploy devices. It also provides the ability to control settings and policies across both platforms, reducing the need for manual configuration.
4. Integration with Microsoft 365
Microsoft also announced the availability of integration with Microsoft 365. This new feature allows organizations to manage devices from within the Microsoft 365 environment, making it easier to administer settings and policies across devices. It also provides the ability to manage Windows 10 devices from within the Microsoft 365 environment, reducing the need for manual configuration.
Conclusion
Microsoft Ignite provided a range of exciting announcements for Microsoft Endpoint Manager, including enhanced endpoint security, modern desktop management, unified Configuration Manager and Intune, and integration with Microsoft 365. These new features and updates can be used to improve the security, management, and deployment of devices, allowing organizations to stay secure and up-to-date.
Recap
Microsoft Ignite provided a range of exciting new announcements related to its Endpoint Manager product, including enhanced endpoint security, modern desktop management, unified Configuration Manager and Intune, and integration with Microsoft 365. These new features and updates can be used to improve the security, management, and deployment of devices, allowing organizations to stay secure and up-to-date.
