ALT Event graphic promoting a “macOS device management: Hands-on Microsoft Intune session” scheduled for June 16 at 8:00 AM PDT, featuring a circular headshot below the session details on a blue gradient background.

ALT Graphic with a multicolored circular abstract design on the right and text on the left reading “Achieve greater security and productivity with Microsoft Intune and Microsoft 365” and “Securing macOS devices with Conditional Access,” with a small Microsoft logo in the bottom right.

ALT Slide titled “Windows 365 is evolving. Here’s what Intune admins need to know,” featuring two columns: “Windows 365 updates” and “What it means for IT,” outlining ready to code Cloud PCs, support for agents, increased compute and GPU options, and Autopilot preparation, alongside benefits like faster onboarding, built in governance, unified management experience, and scalability, with a bottom banner highlighting faster workloads and improved endpoint compliance.

ALT Blue gradient graphic with curved abstract shapes and white text reading “The threat window is shrinking.” Supporting text explains exploring a new security update status dashboard in Microsoft Intune to reduce vulnerability exposure, with a “Read the blog” call to action in the bottom right.

ALT Card-style graphic with a blue and purple gradient background displaying the headline “What’s new in Microsoft Intune,” followed by “May 2026” and text highlighting reduced friction for Android enrollment, macOS identity, and certificate renewal, with a “Read the blog” call to action.

ALT Blue gradient graphic with layered curved shapes in lighter blue and purple tones, featuring the headline “Platform Single Sign-on for macOS” and the subheading “What we learned deploying it in production.”

ALT Blue Microsoft Intune graphic with the headline “Seize the AI opportunity” and subtext “Build an endpoint foundation to address evolving risk,” accompanied by abstract curved shapes, and three key pillars listed below: “Prepare: Modernize endpoints,” “Protect: Enforce Zero Trust policies,” and “Scale: Expand AI access responsibly.”

ALT Graphic titled “Meet an Intune Expert” featuring a circular headshot of Chris Hardess, labeled “Cloud Endpoint Solutions Engineer,” above a quote that reads, “The only constant is change. Staying adaptable, and maintaining focus coupled with the ability to recognize opportunities and react to them will always keep your business ahead.” Below are two sections: “Recent win,” describing a rapid migration from on‑premises VDI to Azure Virtual Desktop in one month, and “Advice for customers,” encouraging starting with problems, challenging assumptions, and selecting the right approach using AVD, Windows 365, or a mix of both, with Microsoft branding at the bottom.

ALT Promotional graphic with a blue and purple gradient background featuring the text “Tune in now! Device configuration and policies: Hands-on Microsoft Intune session” and a circular photo of a presenter speaking.

ALT Graphic with a blue gradient background and flowing purple and blue ribbon shapes. Large headline text reads “Securing your apps:” followed by “Where people, data, and AI intersect.” In the bottom right corner, smaller text reads “Read the blog” with an arrow.

ALT Promotional graphic with the headline “Integrated by design.” and subtext “Windows 365 and Microsoft Intune Suite” displayed above a blue abstract, layered Windows-style swirl on a light blue gradient background.

ALT Promotional graphic for a Microsoft Intune event titled “Device configuration and policies: Hands on Microsoft Intune session.” The design features a blue and purple gradient background, a calendar icon, and event details reading “May 19, 8:00 AM PDT.” At the bottom, there is a circular photo of a person speaking on stage while gesturing with one hand.

ALT Graphic featuring the headline “PepsiCo manages 400,000 devices globally with Microsoft Intune.” Below the text is a photo of two professionals walking and talking in a modern office hallway with glass walls.

ALT Graphic with abstract blue and purple curved shapes featuring the headline “4 ways to shrink your vulnerability window,” subtext “Explore the latest security update in Microsoft Intune,” and a “Read the blog” call to action.