#MMSMOA is almost upon us!
Start your conference right with a dose of the #OpenIntuneBaseline, and asking a good question may reward you with a special shiny SkipToTheEndpoint sticker!

8am, Lakes B!

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After picking up a Surface and having some time to play with #Windows #Recall, I'm working on a blog all about it, but am already fed up with seeing posts about policy not working.

So let me make this as clear as I can:

It's an absolute pleasure to be invited back to the @mmsmoa.bsky.social to talk all about the #OpenIntuneBaseline!

Interested in how it all started? Not sure how to get the most of it in your environment? I'm stoked to be able to tell you all about it!

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I am deeply unhappy that these things now qualify as being "dad rock". And that I'm the dad.

📰 OIB 3.4 News!
I'm busy finalising changes/updates to v3.4 of the #OpenIntuneBaseline.
Some forewarning of a "breaking change" in that all policies have been renamed to show where they actually exist (ES - Endpoint Security, SC - Settings Catalog).
I still don't like it :(

Is this another hilarious #Windows en-GB install media localisation issue where "checked" has been replaced with "ticked"?
24H2 26100.2605

Copy > Paste > Scale

Oh my I think it finally happened! The #Defender security "recommendation" to implement a now-defunct version of LAPS has disappeared!
Can't seem to find any official changelog though.

It's a Festivus miracle! 🎉

🚨You can now enable monitoring of channels and updates in the #Edge Management Service!
learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deploy...

You may also notice all #Intune Settings Catalog policies in the "Configuration policies" list.
I'm writing a blog as there's some chance for danger here...

Is this #Defender #ASR recommendation notification new?!
Incredibly cool that it's analysed the logs, seen no audit or warn events and actively suggesting to deploy it with as associated user impact!

#OIB hivemind - The #Intune UI change that dumps everything into the Configuration page makes it hard to know where a policy actually exists.
Thoughts on adding "SC" for Settings Catalog and "ES" for Endpoint Security into the naming convention?

"Management" asks for changing default fonts, or right-click menu's, or moving the start button are unsustainable.

Say "No".
Empower your users with training or KB's.
Stop assuming you know what every individual needs to be productive.

#SomeExclusionsApply

Intune Support Team in "The Other Place" have confirmed it is apparently an intended change...

🚨 #Intune 2411 has made a UI change that is showing any Settings Catalog-backed Endpoint Security policies in the Configuration page.
BitLocker, Defender, Firewall, ASR, LAPS and even Security Baselines visible.

Currently unsure if this change is intended.

Heh. Nice 👌