The Microsoft Community Hub discusses the zero-touch enrollment of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) on iOS/iPadOS devices managed by Intune. MDE, a unified endpoint security platform, provides protection against phishing and unsafe network connections on iOS devices.

Zero Touch Enrollment of MDE on iOS/iPadOS Devices Managed by Intune

Are you looking for a seamless way to secure your iOS/iPadOS devices? Microsoft has got you covered with their Zero Touch Enrollment of Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) on iOS/iPadOS devices managed by Intune.

What’s New?

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) is a unified endpoint security platform that helps protect your devices from advanced threats. Now, it’s easier than ever to use MDE on your iOS devices with Zero Touch Enrollment.

“Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (MDE) is a unified endpoint security platform that helps protect your devices from advanced threats.”

Why is it Important?

Zero Touch Enrollment provides protection against phishing and unsafe network connections. This feature is especially crucial in today’s digital age where cyber threats are rampant.

Major Updates

With the help of Microsoft Intune, a cloud-based service, you can now enroll your iOS/iPadOS devices in MDE seamlessly. This silent enrollment ensures your devices are protected without any hassle.

“To use MDE on iOS devices, you need to enroll them in Microsoft Intune, a cloud-based service that helps you manage and secure your mobile devices.”

Prepare Your Environment

This blog post is designed to help you prepare your environment for zero-touch aka silent enrollment of MDE on your Intune managed iOS/iPadOS devices. So, gear up to secure your devices with ease and efficiency.

Zero-touch enrollment refers to silent enrollment of MDE on Intune managed devices.

MDE is a unified endpoint security platform.

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based service for managing and securing mobile devices.

MDE provides protection against phishing and unsafe network connections on iOS devices.

The blog post provides guidance on preparing your environment for zero-touch enrollment.

From the Core Infrastructure and Security Blog

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