Security Series: Part 3 – Device Compliance and Endpoint Management

Strong identity protections are critical, but they only go so far if the devices connecting to your tenant are not secure. Endpoints are often the weakest link in the chain, and attackers know it.

Consider this example. A user logs in from a corporate account on a laptop that has not been patched in months. Antivirus is out of date, and the device does not meet your security baseline. Even with MFA and Conditional Access in place, that endpoint creates a wide open door for attackers.

This is why device compliance matters. By enforcing compliance, you ensure that only secure and healthy devices can connect to your corporate resources. It is the difference between assuming your endpoints are safe and knowing they are.

Modern endpoint management with Intune makes this possible. With Intune, organizations can:

• Enforce security baselines like encryption, antivirus, and OS patch levels

• Push applications to users in a controlled and secure way

• Configure business settings to standardize Wi-Fi, VPN, and email profiles across the workforce

• Apply Conditional Access so only compliant devices can reach sensitive apps and data

At iKan, we help companies set up and tune Intune so compliance is not just a checkbox but a living framework that adapts with the business. From application deployment to policy configuration, we build an endpoint environment that is secure, consistent, and easy to manage.

Securing endpoints is one of the most effective ways to reduce risk. It prevents attackers from using weak devices as entry points and ensures your workforce has the right tools configured the right way.

Call us today at 833-IKAN4U2 to see how we can help your business take endpoint security to the next level.