Recently, I ran into a confusing Intune issue that looked like a permissions problem… but turned out to be something completely different and far more subtle.
If you work with Intune RBAC, custom roles and scope tags, this story may save you a lot of troubleshooting.
My colleagues and I oversee numerous applications across our 6,000 managed workstations. Keeping these applications up-to-date is critical, as 70% of successful malware attacks target outdated vulnerabilities. Security updates occur monthly, sometimes even more frequently. Repackaging applications for managed devices is time-consuming, so we adopted Patch My PC years ago.
Patch My Pc enables us to save countless hours by automating the patching process for many applications installed on our workstations managed by Configuration manager or Intune. But what about your personal owned Windows devices?
In this post I will show how you can create a Central Store for Group Policy Administrative Template files.