Microsoft Intune Pros and Cons

It helps implement conditional access policies to restrict mobile users from accessing potentially dangerous emails.

...Intune itself integrates with that entire Microsoft ecosystem. As an individual product itself, it's okay. It holds up. But when you start saying "I've bought this as part of a wider solution, as a company we are going Microsoft throughout," then it makes more sense to have Microsoft Intune... so you have that single dashboard.

In terms of technical support, you will get an immediate response.

It's really easy to access.

The ability to (somewhat) manage full Windows 10 computers including EXE-based or MSI-based application deployments using Azure Active Directory as Identity.

The aspects I find most valuable are the managing the data and applications. I can also restrict the users to install any applications. I can also wipe the data if the phone was missplaced or stolen. These are the basics for me.

It is a very helpful solution.

We have a BYOD policy, and this solution helps us manage our devices.

It is a helpful tool to manage BYOD policies.

Conditional access has helped us tailor and enforce our security policies in the mobile space.

It has improve our organization through the remote management of non-domain joined devices.

Conditional access helps me control uncontrolled access.

Intune should be much more granular in terms of supporting more Android cellular devices.

I would like to see micro VPN. I like the way that some of the other providers have done something similar where, as you open that app on an end-point device, it creates a micro VPN straight into your device, which is quite a nice little feature. Also, Microsoft Intune relies heavily on its fellow products in the suite. It would be nice if Microsoft Intune could stand on its own two feet.

There are a couple of issues with stability.

Additional application deployment options e.g. MSI deployment with more complex parameters or additional side-by-side files, and non-MSI deployment options.

I think there should be a better tracking of the cell phones used on the Intune.

I think that there is room for improvement with the reporting. If this is done, it will be a better product.

There are a few security features that are not available in Microsoft Intune, when compared to other products.

Intune lags all of its competitors in terms of report generation.

Microsoft Intune lags market leaders, such as Apperian, in its MAM capabilities.

It needs certificate provisioning for S/MIME purposes.

It needs incorporation of Knox, ZeroTouch, etc.