Microsoft recently released the Security in Windows Intune Whitepaper, which describes the security features of the Windows Intune service and gives customers information they need to use Microsoft’s cloud-based device management solution with confidence.
Also available are the latest versions of the Windows Intune Product Guide, the Windows Intune Getting Started Guide, and What’s New In Windows Intune, so grab them as well.
More Windows Intune documentation has hit the Microsoft download center, this time it’s the What’s New in the Windows Intune April 2012 Pre-Release document.
The document covers the following information, which gives a pretty good idea of where Windows Intune is heading.
Greater Control with a New Sign-in Service
Updated and New Administration Consoles
Mobile Device Management
The Windows Intune Company Portal: A New Self-Service Portal for Your End-Users
Enhanced Group Management
Integration with Microsoft Active Directory Domain Services Recommended Policy Settings
Mobile Security Policy
Bandwidth Optimization
Improved Alert Customization
New Updates Views for Update Compliance
Automatic Windows Intune Client Software Removal
Seeming to fulfill many of the predictions that there will be a new Intune beta available during the Microsoft Management Summit this week, the Windows Intune April 2012 Pre-Release Getting Started Guide is up on Microsoft’s download pages, ready for your consumption.
Stay tuned in as we analyze it and eagerley await our beta invite to come through!