1. Microsoft Ignite 2015 2/2/2019 7:15 PM
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2. BRK3861
What’s New and Upcoming with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager
Mark Florida
Principal PM Manager
Vladimir Petrosyan
Technical Product Manager

3. Session Objectives And Takeaways
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Session Objectives And Takeaways
Session Objective(s):
Vision and future of client and device management at Microsoft
Broad coverage of the new capabilities and the roadmap
Key Takeaway(s):
Managed Mobile Productivity == Enterprise Mobility Suite
Windows 10 is coming and Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune will be there to support you
Intune has greatly expanded its management capabilities
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4. Agenda Vision and direction Enable users and protect your data
2/2/2019
Agenda
Vision and direction
Enable users and protect your data
Unify your environment
Windows 10 management
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5. Mobility is the new normal
52%
90%
>80%
52% of information workers across 17 countries report using three or more devices for work*
90% of enterprises will have two or more mobile operating systems to support in 2017**
>80% of employees admit to using non-approved software-as-a-service (SaaS) applications in their jobs***
* Forrester Research: “BT Futures Report: Info workers will erase boundary between enterprise & consumer technologies,” Feb. 21, 2013
** Gartner Source: Press Release, Oct. 25, 2012,
***

6. What's driving change?
User
Devices
Apps
Data IT

7. Empowering enterprise mobility
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Empowering enterprise mobility
Enable your users
People-centric approach
Protect your data
User
Devices
Apps
Data IT
Unify your environment
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8. Enable users and protect your data
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Enable users and protect your data
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9. Unified device management
User
Mobile device management
Application management
Comprehensive Windows, Linux, and Mac management IT
System Center Configuration Manager

10. Mobile device management
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Mobile device management IT
User
Company Portal
Recommended apps for user’s devices
Devices
enrolled
Apply and enforce device configuration settings
Deploy , VPN, and WiFi profiles
Deploy certificates
Deploy and install apps
Collect hardware and software inventory data
Apply policies
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11. Email profile management
Corporate server
User IT
Any service supported by Exchange ActiveSync
Microsoft Intune
Deploy profile on enrollment
Configure account settings and security restrictions
Enable certificate authentication
Synchronize , task, contacts, and calendar
Support for iOS, Samsung KNOX, and Windows Phone

12. Company portal self-service experience
Consistent experience across:
Windows
Windows Phone
Android
iOS
Discover and install corporate apps
Manage devices and data
Customizable terms and conditions
Ability to contact IT

13. Access control to corporate data today
NETWORK
DMZ
INTERNET
Active
Directory
Mobile
devices
PCs
Policies
Filter EAS
Filter web access
Filter or block mobile app access
Block unmanaged devices
Prevent downloads
Force multi-factor authentication
Require domain joined
Force traffic via proxy/VPN
Browsers
Exchange Server
SharePoint
Server

14. Protecting data in a mobile first, cloud first world
CORPORATE
NETWORK
DMZ
INTERNET
Active
Directory
Mobile
devices
SharePoint
Online
Exchange
Online
The perimeter can not help protect data
Challenge
PCs
Solution
Access control and data containment integrated natively in the apps, devices, and the cloud.
Browsers
Exchange Server
SharePoint
Server

15. Typical EMM Stack CORPORATE NETWORK Perimeter network Containers
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Typical EMM Stack
SharePoint
Server
Exchange Server
CORPORATE NETWORK
Active Directory
SDK/wrapper, helper apps Managed browser, viewers
Custom SDK/wrapper enables LoB apps to be managed
Perimeter network
Mobile application management
Custom data container provides mobile productivity apps integrated with content and access systems.
Custom app
Custom file app
Custom collab app
Containers
Depend on specific DMZ infrastructure
Work on premise only
Firewall
Firewall
Native device MDM
Standard MDM provides device configuration and management
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16. Microsoft’s Mobility Stack
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Microsoft’s Mobility Stack
Intune App SDK
Intune App Wrapping Tool
Extensibility based on AAD and Intune. Enable business apps to interoperate with Office Mobile
SharePoint
Online
Exchange
Online
Native cloud integration
Managed Office productivity and more
O365: Mobile productivity
Azure AD: Access control to O365
Intune: Data container for Office mobile apps
Azure RMS: Information protection at file level
SharePoint
Server
Exchange Server
CORPORATE NETWORK
Perimeter network
Active Directory
Standard on-premises integration
Native device MDM
Intune: standard MDM
Firewall
Firewall
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17. Mobile data protection
On-premises
User IT
Protect corporate data
accessed from devices
Protect corporate data
cached on devices

18. Conditional access to email
User IT
Required settings
defined by IT admin: IT
Enrolled device
Encrypted device
Passcode set
Not jailbroken/rooted
Policy verification
Username
Microsoft Intune
•••••••••
Admin console

19. Conditional access to email
User IT
Required settings
defined by IT admin: IT
Enrolled device
Encrypted device
Passcode set
Not jailbroken/rooted
Policy verification
Username
Microsoft Intune
•••••••••
Admin console

20. Mobile application management policies
Enforce corporate data access requirements
Prevent data leakage on the device
Enforce encryption of app data at rest
App-level selective wipe

21. Mobile application management
User
Personal apps
Personal apps
Managed apps
Managed apps IT
Maximize mobile productivity and protect corporate resources with Office mobile apps
Extend these capabilities to existing line-of-business apps using the Intune App Wrapping Tool
Enable secure viewing of content using the Managed Browser, PDF Viewer, AV Player, and Image Viewer apps

22. Selective wipe IT Company Portal IT
Personal apps IT
Managed apps
Company Portal
Are you sure you want to wipe corporate data and applications from the user’s device? IT OK
Cancel
Perform selective wipe via self-service company portal or admin console
Remove managed apps and data
Keep personal apps and data intact

23. Multiple layers of data protection
Active Directory Premium IT
User
Identify and authorize user
Apply device policies
Apply application policies
Rights Management
Apply content policies
Enterprise
Mobility Suite

24. Demo – mobile data protection
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Demo – mobile data protection
Vladimir Petrosyan
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25. Unify your environment
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Unify your environment
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26. Enterprise Mobility Suite + Office 365
2/2/2019
Enterprise Mobility Suite + Office 365
Common identity infrastructure
Control access to on prem and SaaS
Authentication and SSO
Encryption and policy at the file level
Azure AD
Azure RMS
Identity & Access
Integrated experiences
Conditional access
Secure collaboration
based enrollment
Device and user provisioning
Single sign-on
Device compliance
App restriction
Lost or stolen device
Device wipe
Employee leaves the company
…and more in the works
Intune
Device & App Management
Mobile device management
Mobile application management
Contain corporate data on devices
World class productivity and collaboration
Consistent experience across all devices
IT compliance and data protection
Office 365
Productivity
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27. 2/2/2019
World Class Services
Built from the ground up: Datacenter, Fabric, SaaS
Designed to work together
Always up to date
Continuous feature upgrades
Always available and reachable
Built using world class engineering & security
Compliant and certified
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28. Deployment options Intune standalone (cloud only)
Configuration Manager integrated with Intune (hybrid) IT IT
Intune web console
Configuration Manager console
System Center Configuration Manager
Windows PC, Windows Phone, iOS, Android
Windows PC, Mac, Linux, Windows Phone, iOS, Android

29. Configuration Manager integrated with Intune (hybrid)
System Center 2012 R2 Configuration Manager with Microsoft Intune
Build on existing Configuration Manager deployment
Full PC management (OS deployment, endpoint protection, application delivery control, custom reporting)
Deep policy control requirements
Larger scale
Extensible administration tools (RBA, PowerShell, SQL reporting services) IT
Configuration Manager console
System Center Configuration Manager
Devices Supported
Windows PCs (x86/64, Intel SoC)
Windows to Go
Windows Server
Linux
Mac OS X
Windows RT
Windows Phone 8.x
iOS
Android
Windows PC, Mac, Linux, Windows Phone, iOS, Android

30. Q4 2014 features Conditional access policy Mobile app management
Ability to restrict access to Exchange on-premises based upon device enrollment
Ability to restrict access to Exchange Online based upon device enrollment and compliance policies
Mobile app management
Management of Office mobile apps (Word, Excel, PowerPoint) for iOS devices, including ability to restrict actions such as copy, cut, and paste outside of the managed app ecosystem
Ability to extend application protection to existing line-of-business apps using the Intune App Wrapping Tool for iOS
Managed Browser app for Android devices that controls actions that users can perform, including allow/deny access to specific websites
PDF Viewer, AV Player, and Image Viewer apps for Android devices that help users securely view corporate content
Configuration policies and
resource access
Deployment of , WiFi, VPN profiles as well as certificates
Lockdown of Supervised iOS devices and devices using Samsung KNOX with Kiosk mode
Targeting of policies and apps by device groups
Enforcement of application install or uninstall
Convenient access to internal corporate resources via per-app VPN configurations for iOS
Application install allow/deny list
Remote pin reset for Windows Phone 8.1 (currently supported for iOS and Android)
Multi-factor authentication at enrollment for Windows 8.1 and Windows Phone 8.1 devices
Ability to restrict administrator access to a specific set of user and device groups
Ability to create configuration files using Apple Configurator and import these files into Intune to set custom iOS policies
Lockdown of Windows Phone 8.1 devices with Assigned Access mode using OMA-URI settings
Ability to set additional policies on Windows Phone 8.1 devices using OMA-URI settings
Ongoing support for device platforms
Service account enrollment
Customizable terms and conditions
Enhanced user interface for Intune administration console
Ability to push free store apps to iOS devices
Support for Apple Configurator

31. 2015 features released so far…
Conditional access policy
Ability to restrict access to SharePoint Online (includes OneDrive for Business) based upon device enrollment and compliance
Ability to restrict access to Exchange on-premises for Exchange ActiveSync clients on Android devices
Mobile app management
Management of the Office Mobile app (access, view, and edit Word, Excel, and PowerPoint documents) for Android phones
Management of OneNote and OneDrive apps
Management of Work Folders app for iOS devices
Configuration policies and
resource access
Ability to require encryption on Windows 8.1 (x86) devices
Ability to set minimum classification of platform updates to be installed automatically on Windows 8.1 (x86) devices
Ability to restrict the number of devices a user can enroll in Intune
Support for Cisco AnyConnect per-app VPN configurations for iOS devices
Deployment of WiFi profiles for Windows devices using XML import and Windows Phone devices using OMA-URI (currently supported for iOS and Android)
Ability to create WiFi profiles with pre-shared keys (PSK) for Android devices
Ability to resolve certificate chains on Android devices without the need to deploy each intermediate certificate individually
Ability to deploy .appx files and .appx bundles to Windows Phone 8.1 devices
Ongoing support for device platforms
Support for Apple Device Enrollment Program (DEP)
Ability to browse and install apps on Windows Phone 8.1 devices using Intune Company Portal website
Ability to manage Windows Defender on Windows 10 PCs running Windows 10 Technical Preview without need for separate Microsoft Intune Endpoint Protection agent to be installed
Combined Microsoft Intune Company Portal websites for PCs and mobile devices to provide a more consistent user experience across platforms
Enhanced user interface for overview pages within Intune admin console
Hybrid configuration (ConfigMgr)
Restrict access to Exchange Online only if device is managed and compliant
Ability to create custom WiFi profiles with pre-shared keys (PSK) for Android devices

32. Roadmap Conditional access policy Mobile app management
Ability to restrict access to Outlook app based on device enrollment and compliance
Mobile app management
Intune App SDK for iOS
Intune app Wrapping tool for Android
Support for MAM in Outlooks app
Multi-identity
Ongoing support for device platforms
Support of Apple Volume Purchase Program (VPP)
Windows 10 support
Mac OS X support

33. Windows 10 Management 2/2/2019 7:15 PM
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34. Overview: Windows 10 management with ConfigMgr and Intune
Product Version
Release Vehicle
Release Timing
Windows 10 Features Supported
Windows Servicing Model Supported
ConfigMgr
Technical Preview
5/4
New and existing features
Current Branch & Long-Term Servicing Branch
Generally Available
Q4 CY2015
ConfigMgr 2012 SP2 and ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1
Service Packs
5/14
Existing features
Long-Term Servicing Branch
ConfigMgr 2007
Hotfix
Existing features (management only, no OSD)
Microsoft Intune
Monthly Service Updates
5/4 app compatibility and management of new Windows 10 features via custom policies with incremental updates to deliver full support
Current Branch & Long-Term Servicing Branch

35. What’s new in ConfigMgr 2012 SP2 and 2012 R2 SP1
Key features
Faster virtual app (App-V) publishing at first logon for non-persistent VDI environments
Increased hierarchy and primary standalone site scale
Improved scale and performance
for pull distribution points (DP)
Hybrid parity features for ConfigMgr integrated with Microsoft Intune
SQL
SQL
Improved data transfer reliability
for slow and latent networks
Full compatibility with existing
features for Windows 10
Native support for SQL Server 2014

36. Improvements in ConfigMgr 2012 SP2 and 2012 R2 SP1
OS distribution
Support for Windows 10 OS deployments
Setup prerequisite is still Windows 8.1 ADK but it supports Windows 10 ADK
Improvements to driver management UI
Ability to notify IT admin before implementing a potentially risky task sequence OS deployment
Added task sequence resiliency during software update restarts
Improved consistency of Smsts logging so that events are fully tracked throughout the deployment
Role-based access for standalone media
Enhanced audit messages (Clearing a PXE flag on a collection, audit status message with ID 30,000 is not generated if a Task Sequence is created and the console user is "Operating System Deployment Manager”)
“OS Installer Package” renamed to “OS Upgrade Packages”
Increased task sequence media supports >32GB USB
Resource access
Support for multiple NDES servers per certificate profile
Application management
Support for Windows 10 app deployments
Fixed issues with app model supersedence
Faster virtual app (App-V) publishing at first logon for non-persistent VDI environments

37. Improvements in ConfigMgr 2012 SP2 and 2012 R2 SP1
Content management
Improved data-transfer reliability for slow and latent networks
New checkpoint restart functionality between site servers and remote distribution points (DPs)
New checkpoint restart with failover functionality between source DPs and Pull DPs
Improved Pull DP scale and performance
Ability to define HTTPS configured source DPs for Pull DPs via the management console
Added start/end date for “distribution point usage summary" report and bug fixes
Hierarchy
Added client auto-upgrade option to exclude servers
Improved management point (MP) rotation logic so when a client gets a new MP list, the client doesn’t arbitrarily choose a new MP
Improved preferred MP list logic so clients get MP list ordered with MPs in a boundary group at the top of the list
Native support for SQL Server 2014
Increased hierarchy scale to 600K
Increased standalone primary site scale to 150K with WSUS optimizations
Scale limit remains at 100K when attached to Central Administration Site (CAS)
Increased secondary site scale to support up to 10K clients

38. Hybrid features for ConfigMgr 2012 R2 SP1 integrated with Intune
Conditional access policy
Restrict access to Exchange on-premises only if the device is managed
Restrict access to Exchange Online only if the device is managed and compliant (Extension released to add support for Exchange Online in March 2015)
Restrict access to SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business only if the device is managed and compliant
Mobile application management
Managed Office mobile apps – Word, Excel, PowerPoint, OneDrive, OneNote
App Wrapping Tool for existing iOS line-of-business apps
Managed Browser for iOS and Android devices
PDF Viewer, AV Player, and Image Viewer for iOS (in web viewer) and Android devices
Configuration policies and resource access
Deployment of certificates in .pfx format (Network Device Enrollment Service (NDES) not required)
Device lockdown via supervised iOS devices and Assigned Access for Windows Phone 8.1
Application install allow/deny list
Support for custom policies for iOS devices
Deployment of profiles for Android devices using Samsung KNOX
Deployment of VPN profiles for Android devices
Passcode reset and remote device lock for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone devices
Ongoing support for device platforms
Support for Apple Device Enrollment Program (DEP)
Support for Samsung KNOX Standard
Push free store apps to iOS devices
Convenient access to internal corporate resources via per-app VPN configurations for iOS

39. What’s new in the ConfigMgr Technical Preview
Full compatibility with existing features for Windows 10
Support for Windows in-place upgrade
First iteration of new hybrid option to manage Windows 10 devices via MDM with on-premises infrastructure
Client deployment upgrade status monitoring added in admin console
Support for running ConfigMgr in Azure Virtual Machines

40. In-place upgrade with ConfigMgr Technical Preview
Preserve applications, drivers, user data, and settings
Compared to refresh, in-place upgrade is…
Faster: 30 to 60 minutes on average to upgrade
Smaller: File size is default OS Media, no applications
More robust rollback capabilities on failure to functional down-level OS
Zero dependencies on Windows ADK, supplemental to existing deployment scenarios
Another tool in the OS deployment toolbox
Refresh, replace, and bare metal
Reduce upfront testing and deployment preparation

41. Manage Windows 10 devices via MDM with on-premises infrastructure
On-premises network
Functionality available in ConfigMgr Technical Preview
Ability to manage Windows 10 mobile devices
Per-user device enrollment
Settings and policies
Device wipe and retire
New features
SQL
Policies
Data
Windows 10 PCs and mobile devices
(with MDM-style management of PCs)
ConfigMgr
Coming in Q4 2015
Ability to manage Windows 10 PCs with MDM-style management
Software and app deployment
Resource access profiles
Bulk enrollment
ConfigMgr console
Example scenarios: IoT/embedded devices, highly regulated customers

42. Azure Virtual Machines architecture
VMs in Azure
What’s new:
Ability to run ConfigMgr roles in Azure Virtual Machines
Offers flexibility with ConfigMgr architecture: on-premises, fully in Azure, or a hybrid configuration
Primary site
Management point/
distribution point
On-premises network
Internet-based device
Management point/ distribution point
On-premises client

43. Demo – ConfigMgr Technical Preview
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Demo – ConfigMgr Technical Preview
Mark Florida
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44. Session Review Key Takeaway(s):
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Session Review
Key Takeaway(s):
Managed Mobile Productivity == Enterprise Mobility Suite
Windows 10 is coming and Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune will be there to support you
Intune has greatly expanded its management capabilities
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46. Intune and ConfigMgr sessions
Tuesday:
BRK3856 5:00pm Securing Access to Office 365 and other apps with Enterprise Mobility Suite
Wednesday:
BRK :45am Evolving Mobile Application Management for BYOD Devices with Microsoft Intune
BRK3310 1:30pm Managing Windows 10 with Microsoft Intune and System Center Configuration Manager
BRK3113 3:15pm Device and Data Protection with Mobile Device Management in Office 365
BRK3328 5:00pm What’s New with OSD in System Center Configuration Manager and the Microsoft Deployment Toolkit
Thursday:
BRK :45am Deep Dive on Android and iOS Device Management with Microsoft Intune
BRK3495 5:00pm Managing Your Datacenter with Microsoft System Center Configuration Manager
Friday:
BRK3858 9am Configuring Corporate-Owned Mobile Devices with Microsoft Intune

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