Microsoft Intune Enterprise App Management provides a curated catalog of pre-packaged Win32 applications to simplify discovery and deployment for Windows devices. This service automates the creation of installation commands, detection rules, and requirement checks, significantly reducing the time required for manual application packaging. While Microsoft hosts and prepares these apps, organizations remain responsible for acquiring necessary vendor licenses and ensuring the software meets internal security standards.

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Windows Local Administrator Password Solution (LAPS) is now integrated into the operating system to secure local accounts by rotating unique passwords and escrowing them to a directory. To manage this through Microsoft Intune, administrators must first enable the feature at the tenant level within the Microsoft Entra admin center. Once enabled, an account protection policy can be deployed to define the backup directory, password complexity, and rotation frequency for managed devices.

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Microsoft Intune allows administrators to deploy and manage FileVault full-disk encryption for macOS 10.13 and later. The platform supports multiple deployment methods, including standard interactive prompts and automated enforcement during the Setup Assistant for devices on macOS 14 or newer. Encryption is standardized at XTS-AES 128-bit, which Apple considers sufficient for enterprise security requirements.

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Microsoft Intune utilizes the Intune management extension to deploy PowerShell scripts to Windows 10 and later devices. This extension enhances modern management by allowing administrators to run scripts in either the system context or using logged-on user credentials. Scripts execute before Win32 apps and are automatically retried up to three times if an initial failure occurs during check-in.

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