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Overview
Windows InTune provides a overview of PCs including updates and alerts that apply to each system.
Threat details
This alert appeared on the end user system as a result of Windows InTune protection.
Software Report
Software installed on end user systems gets reported to Windows InTune for centralized reporting and license monitoring purposes.
Resolved
Windows InTune shows that the malware discovered on one of the end user PCs was successfully removed.
Computers
PC system details are shown for a managed computer.
Updates
Available updates are displayed so that managers can take deployment action.
Policy
Endpoint agents are controlled via centrally created policy statements that specify whether or not various Windows InTune components should be turned on or off.
Client Software
Windows InTune client software is downloaded from the subscription service and then installed on end user PC systems.
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Microsoft Windows InTune subscription service for managing PC systems keeps end user systems (not servers) updated and secure without the need for the on premise infrastructure usually associated with this type of task. Administrators use a web console accessed from the Internet to keep tabs on client desktop and laptop installed software, updates and endpoint security. Here I show you what the daily operations look like while running this first generation offering from Microsoft.