Intune Endpoint Privilege Management: A Comprehensive Guide for IT Admins

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Introduction

Intune Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) is a crucial tool for IT admins managing Windows endpoint security. This blog post provides an in-depth guide to setting up, troubleshooting, and understanding the workflow of Intune EPM.

What is Intune EPM?

Intune EPM is a feature that allows IT admins to control and monitor privileged access on Windows devices. It helps in reducing security risks associated with excessive user privileges by granting least privilege access.

Configuring EPM Policies

To configure EPM policies, navigate to Endpoint Security in the Intune admin center. Assign these policies to device groups based on your organization’s requirements.

Elevation Request Workflow

End users can request elevated privileges when needed through a built-in workflow within EPM. The requests are then reviewed by IT admins before being granted or denied.

Monitoring Privilege Elevation Events

You can monitor privilege elevation events via the EPM reports dashboard in the Intune admin center.

Common Deployment Errors and Fixes

This section covers common deployment errors and their solutions to ensure a smooth implementation of EPM in your organization.

Conclusion

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Written by Mohammed Akhter

Founder of ITP Training. 50,000+ students trained across 30+ countries in Microsoft endpoint and cloud security. Learn more →