Microsoft Endpoint Manager: Learn The Secrets to Secure Data Management Both On the Cloud and On-Premises

Are you a developer who is accustomed to Azure Cloud Computing Services and wishes to take your computing experience a step further? Are you interested in renting computing services that are super secure, economical, and at the same time super-efficient? Do you require a safe environment to develop, test and deploy your applications with uncountable secure cloud-based resources? Or do you desire a secure cloud-based service where you can monitor accessibility and grant authorization rights, and be assured of data recovery in the event of unplanned occurrences? Then the Microsoft Endpoint Manager is your best choice to meet these needs. Microsoft Endpoint Manager gives recent workplaces and up-to-date control to ensure the security of your data, both in the cloud and on-premises. Microsoft Endpoint Manager incorporates measures and equipment for managing and monitoring mobile devices, desktop computers, virtual machines, embedded devices, and servers. Whether you are new to the Microsoft Endpoint Manager or have been using it for a long time, this guide will give you a solid foundation and background on the various functionalities and features packed in Endpoint Manager, as well as the tools, resources, and abilities needed to move further to perform managed, secure, access-controlled and advanced cloud-based and on-premises activities. Anyone without a background in role-assigned cloud-based and on-premises computing is capable of navigating around and using the Microsoft Endpoint Manager with the lessons provided in this guide. Here's a peek at what this guide contains; What You Will Need to Use Microsoft Endpoint Manager Getting Started With Microsoft Endpoint Manager Subscriptions and Licensing Create a New Trial Account Apple Enrollment for Personal Devices and Corporate Devices Creating an Apple Enrollment Profile Manually Register iOS Devices Into ABM (Apple Business Manager) With Apple Configurator 2 Set Up Android Enterprise and Connect It to Mem Android Enrollment for Personal Devices and Corporate Devices Windows 10 Enrollment for Personal Devices Windows 10 Enrollment Methods for (New) Corporate Devices Creating An Autopilot Deployment Profile Windows 10 Enrollment with a Bulk Enrollment Token Advanced Enrollment Concepts Company Portal Customization and Branding Configuring Device Settings Applicable Scenarios to Use the App Wrapping Tool Applicable Scenarios to Use the Intune App SDK Windows Information Protection (WIP) In Windows 10 Ways to Use Conditional Access with Intune Device CA - Require Compliant Device Creating an App Conditional Access Policy/Mam Conditional Access Policy Conditional Access User Experience and Broker Apps Session-Based Controls for Conditional Access Configuration Manager Device Management in The Mem Admin Center Turn On Co-Management for Existing On-Premises Devices Endpoint Analytics Limitations of Endpoint Analytics Troubleshooting and Support Experiences Creating and Assigning a Script Policy Data Warehouse Tips for Staying Up-to-date in Endpoint Manager Additional Learning - Videos, Blogs, Books, and the MEM Community ... and a lot more This guide further requires an understanding and practicing reader to ensure all-around satisfaction. Working and walking with this guide would in no little way make you a guru, and not just any guru, but a guru of all Microsoft Endpoint Manager resources and security levels; as anyone who can professionally operate the Microsoft Endpoint Manager, would conquer be able to use all Endpoint resources for workloads.