Microsoft Intune Remote Help has been around for a couple of years now and solves a real everyday problem – how do you support users remotely without relying on third-party tools that sit outside your managed environment? In 2025 Microsoft announced that Remote Help will be added to the Microsoft 365 E3 and E5 licenses! […]
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Windows Hello for Business normally uses a single sign-in method, such as a PIN or biometric data (fingerprint or facial recognition) to unlock a device. If one of these credentials is compromised, for example by someone observing the PIN being entered, an attacker could potentially access the device. To improve security, Windows Hello for Business
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Windows has shipped with pre-installed apps for years. We have seen various de-bloating approaches, but the most popular has long been using an approved app list and removing everything else via PowerShell. But by using the “old” way of uninstalling built in apps doesn’t automatically block the removed apps from being re-installed by an admin
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Microsoft Intune will stop supporting devices below iOS/iPadOS 17.0. The exact timing is not known, but they mention “shortly” after iOS/iPadOS 26 has been released.. which happened some weeks ago. Read more about this change here: Plan for Change: Intune is moving to support iOS/iPadOS 17 and later The fact that 17.0 is the new
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Running out of disk space is never a good thing… Having a lot of devices in your estate running out of disk space is… bad 😅 As we speak (2025-october-09) there is an ongoing Intune service degradation (IT1168328) affecting users that are utilizing Intune store apps (which most of us does for Company Portal etc..).
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In this post we will discover how to further harden the security around Windows Hello for Business. We will have a look at that Enhanced Sign-in Security is, when to use it and how to enable it. ❗Make sure to read the full post before starting your testing. What is Windows Hello Enhanced Sign-in Security?
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How to disable WHfB DisablePostLogonProvisioning in Windows 11, using Microsoft Intune Intro Windows 11 is getting better by the minute and the latest additions are here. In this post we will have a look at the new control which will allow us to roll out (allow) Windows Hello for Business without the requirement to actually
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Remote help is the good ole Quick Assist on steroids. With added security and more possibilities, Remote Help is used to support users through remote control of their devices. Remote Help should be considered and evaluated if your organization is looking for a remote control tool, and the administrator experience is great as it supports
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Intune Suite: Intro Intune is included in most Microsoft 365 subscriptions and allows for device management through Microsoft Intune. The Intune Suite is a separate subscription with additional features to Microsoft Intune. It has been around for a while and more features are being added over time which makes the suite more and more valuable.
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Bad actors (internal and external) have so far been able to run brute-force attacks against local accounts in the dark, to try to find the correct password. These attacks could be done by having physical access to the device but also by using RDP. But those days are over as the built-in local account lockout
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