Transition to Modern Desktop Management
Desktops must exist on-premise and off-premise for businesses to run. That’s why Microsoft combined Intune and Configuration Manager into a single interface called Microsoft Endpoint Manager. Here, admins can manage domain-joined devices along with non domain-joined, MDM enrolled devices.
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MDM doesn’t come close to the nearly 10,000 settings available in Group Policy and Group Policy preferences.
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You can deploy applications. You can’t manage application settings or overcome UAC prompts.
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You can’t map websites to their most optimized browsers nor block social media and other types of websites.
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ATP provides additional security tools and insights, but it doesn’t prevent users from clicking potentially malicious files.