Endpoint Management Assessment
Determine whether Microsoft Intune is enrolling, configuring, updating, and protecting devices consistently without creating avoidable support work or user friction.
Which devices are outside policy or support?
This assessment is for endpoint and workplace leaders, security teams, Intune administrators, service desk owners, and Microsoft 365 architects before an Intune or Autopilot rollout, Windows 11 transition, merger, hybrid-work expansion, Conditional Access change, audit, or Security Copilot adoption. It is useful when enrollment fails, policies conflict, update compliance is unclear, application deployment is unreliable, unmanaged devices reach business data, or support teams cannot explain device health.
We review Microsoft Intune tenant and RBAC design; device inventory, ownership, enrollment, and Microsoft Entra join state; Windows Autopilot and Windows Autopilot device preparation; compliance policies and Conditional Access dependencies; Settings Catalog, configuration profiles, security baselines, endpoint security, application deployment, Windows Update for Business and Autopatch where used, Defender for Endpoint integration, endpoint analytics, remote actions, reporting, scope tags, Apple and Android management, Cloud PC policies where in scope, and Security Copilot in Intune readiness where licensed.
You receive an Endpoint Management Assessment Report, device coverage and enrollment matrix, policy and assignment map, compliance and update posture summary, application-delivery findings, endpoint security gap register, operational ownership assessment, prioritized remediation backlog, and a 90-day roadmap. Sample findings may include stale or duplicate devices, broad exclusions, conflicting profiles, weak enrollment restrictions, unsupported platforms, failed app assignments, outdated quality or feature updates, incomplete Defender onboarding, excessive administrator access, or compliance signals that do not drive access decisions.
Our process
Turn Intune policy into reliable endpoint operations
We trace representative device journeys from procurement or bring-your-own registration through enrollment, configuration, application delivery, compliance, access, update, support, retirement, and evidence reporting. Findings are tied to user impact, security exposure, support effort, ownership, dependency, and the practical policy or process change required.
Review device management state
We inventory enrolled, unenrolled, stale, shared, corporate, and personal devices by platform, ownership, join type, OS version, compliance state, and management authority. Inputs include device and enrollment exports, platform strategy, join and ownership rules, support data, lifecycle standards, and known problem scenarios.
Device state
Assess Intune policies
We sample enrollment restrictions, assignment filters, dynamic groups, compliance policies, Conditional Access dependencies, Settings Catalog and configuration profiles, security baselines, endpoint security, application assignments, update policies, Autopilot profiles, and exceptions. Tests focus on conflicts, exclusions, precedence, evidence, and user impact.
Policy review
Identify security and operations gaps
We review Defender for Endpoint integration, local administrator controls, encryption, firewall, attack surface reduction, update compliance, endpoint analytics, remote actions, RBAC and scope tags, service desk workflows, monitoring, and Security Copilot use where licensed. The goal is faster remediation without weakening policy control.
Gap analysis
Create improvement roadmap
We rank gaps by security exposure, affected devices, user friction, support demand, licensing, effort, and dependency. The roadmap separates urgent policy fixes from enrollment redesign, Autopilot improvement, application packaging, update modernization, endpoint security integration, reporting, and longer-term operations.
Roadmap
OUR WORK
Duration, inputs, and next steps
A focused assessment typically takes two to three weeks after scope and access are confirmed. Participants usually include an endpoint or workplace sponsor, Intune administrator, Microsoft Entra ID and Conditional Access owner, endpoint security lead, service desk representative, application packaging owner, and platform or business representatives for priority devices. Provide tenant and RBAC design, device and enrollment exports, policies and assignments, update and application deployment reports, Autopilot profiles, Defender integration details, compliance and Conditional Access policies, support trends, licensing, and read-only access or agreed exports. Follow-on work may include Intune remediation, Windows Autopilot or device preparation implementation, Windows 11 and Autopatch rollout, application packaging, Defender for Endpoint integration, Security Copilot enablement, Cloud PC policy design, or managed endpoint operations.
