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Automate Intune Security Baseline Comparisons with PowerShell

Microsoft Intune’s security baselines are a cornerstone for enforcing consistent security settings across devices. However, as new baselines are released or existing ones are updated, administrators often face the challenge of identifying differences between their current baseline and the new one. This process becomes even more critical when customizations are involved, as highlighted in this Microsoft blog post.

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Deploy initial start menu during Intune enrollment without files

A while ago, I got asked to preconfigure an start menu for end users.
My first approach was deploying a start menu using the settings catalog in Intune. This works great but disadvantage using the settings catalog is that a user has no option to create an own start menu.
The start menu will be overwritten by the Intune policy. That was not the goal for our project.

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Create Intune Configuration for Universal Print Automated

Universal Print is a cloud-based print solution that organizations can use to manage their print infrastructure through the Microsoft 365 cloud. Universal Print can also be managed through Intune.

In this blog post, I show how to create Intune configuration policies based on Universal Print in an automated way.

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Monitor Security Baseline Insights Recommendations

Microsoft has updated their security baselines in Microsoft Intune which you can read in the What is new in Intune. A part of the updates is that Microsoft has added recommended settings based on your organisation. In this blog post, I show how to monitor these recommendations that are part of the security baseline and generate a response when a setting does not met Microsoft’s recommendation.

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Configure AVD clipboard transfer direction automated

Using the clipboard between Azure Virtual Desktop and the users client is a great way to send data back and forth. But it is also could big leak into the system. So maybe you want to limit the use of the clipboard or get more control on how the clipboard could be used between the user and the Azure Virtual Desktop enviroment.

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