Microsoft Intune

With Microsoft Intune, organizations can ensure their devices, operating systems, and apps are up-to-date, protected, and secure.

Microsoft Endpoint Manager, also known as MEM, is now Microsoft Intune. It has become a part of the Microsoft Intune suite.

MS Intune is a group of endpoint management solutions that let you protect and manage all your endpoints from a single interface. With all of these products, you can:

• Integrate all your tools for managing endpoints into a single console to make administration easier.
• Strengthen the security of endpoint management by adding features that help you protect business data and keep devices in compliance.
• You can cut costs by improving the performance of all your devices and combining your security and endpoint management options.

UEM stands for "unified endpoint management."

With unified endpoint management, you can deploy and control all of your company's computers, servers, and mobile devices from a single console.

Microsoft Endpoint manager is important because it gives your business a better view of all the devices it uses. The attack surface has grown as the number of gadgets people use at work has grown. Intune Endpoint manager gives you the skills to keep track of devices, make sure they are up-to-date, watch for threats, and quickly stop attacks that start at the endpoint.

Choices for Microsoft Intune pricing and subscriptions

M365 Intune Plan 1: The Microsoft 365 E3, E5, F1, and F3; Enterprise Mobility + Security E3 and E5; and Business Premium plans all include Microsoft Intune's main features.

With the following add-ons, you can get more out of Microsoft Intune Plan 1:

M365 Intune Plan 2 is an add-on to Microsoft Intune Plan 1 that lets you handle more advanced endpoints. It consists of a full Microsoft Intune suite.