Endpoint Manager
(Intune) Services 

Microsoft Intune, part of the Microsoft Endpoint Manager suite, is Microsoft’s cloud-based unified endpoint management solution. It enables IT teams to manage, secure, and configure devices—including Windows PCs, macOS, iOS, and Android—from a single console without requiring on-premises infrastructure, giving organizations full visibility and control over their device fleet regardless of where users are located.  
As organizations shift to hybrid and remote work models, Intune has become a critical pillar of modern endpoint strategy—enabling Zero Trust device compliance, application lifecycle management, and automated provisioning that reduces IT overhead while maintaining a strong security posture across every managed endpoint.

Unified Endpoint Management
Across Platforms

Intune provides a single management plane for Windows, macOS, iOS, Android, and Linux devices, eliminating the need for separate management tools across device types. IT administrators can applyconfiguration profiles, enforce compliance policies, and push software updates from one centralized console, reducing operational complexity and ensuring consistent security standards across the entire device fleet.

We act as an extension of their IT team, responsible for day‑to‑day operations, security monitoring, incident response, and continuous optimization. Our focus is on reducing risk, improving reliability, and ensuring the environment evolves as business needs change. Rather than reactive support, we deliver proactive management, governance, and visibility—allowing clients to focus on their business while we ensure the platform remains secure, compliant, and performing as intended.

Mobile Device Management (MDM) and     Mobile Application Management (MAM) 

Intune supports both full device management (MDM) for corporate-owned devices and app-level management (MAM) for personal BYOD devices. Organizations can protect corporate data within managed applications without enrolling the personal device, allowing employees to use personal devices for work while keeping organizational data isolated, encrypted, and subject to corporate access controls.

Conditional Access
Integration with Entra ID

Intune integrates directly with Microsoft Entra ID to enforce device compliance as a condition of application access. Only devices that meet defined compliance policies—such as encryption, OS patch level, and antivirus status—can access corporate resources, creating a device-based Zero Trust security layer that prevents unmanaged or non-compliant devices from reaching sensitive applications and data.

Windows Autopilot
and Zero-Touch Provisioning 

Windows Autopilot enables organizations to deploy and configure new devices out of the box with no IT hands-on setup. Devices ship directly to end users, automatically enroll into Intune, apply corporate configuration profiles, and install required applications upon first sign-in—dramatically reducing provisioning time and cost while enabling scalable device onboarding across distributed organizations.

App Deployment and
Lifecycle Management

Intune enables centralized deployment, configuration, and retirement of applications across managed devices. IT teams can push required apps, make apps available on demand through the Company Portal, configure app settings remotely, and remove corporate apps when a device is lost, stolen, or when an employee leaves the organization—maintaining control over the full application lifecycle without physical device access.

Endpoint Security and
Compliance Baseline Policies

Intune includes built-in endpoint security policies for antivirus, disk encryption, firewall, endpoint detection and response (EDR), and security baselines aligned to Microsoft and CIS benchmarks. Organizations can define compliance thresholds, automatically quarantine non-compliant devices, and generate compliance reports for audit purposes—ensuring devices consistently meet organizational and regulatory security standards.

RED X CARBON STRATEGIC DIFFERENTIATORS 

Endpoint Estate Assessment and Migration Planning

Red X Carbon begins every Intune engagement with a detailed assessment of the current device estate, existing MDM or SCCM deployment health, co-management readiness, and configuration gaps. This produces a sequenced migration plan that minimizes end-user disruption and avoids the enrollment failures and policy conflicts that commonly occur when organizations attempt Intune deployments without a structured discovery phase.

SCCM to Intune Co-Management Transition Expertise 

Red X Carbon specializes in migrating organizations from System Center Configuration Manager through co-management to full cloud-native Intune, including workload migration sequencing, client health remediation, and Group Policy Object (GPO) to Intune Settings Catalog translation. Our engineers have executed this transition at enterprise scale—maintaining management continuity throughout the process rather than creating gaps that expose devices to compliance or security risk.

Autopilot Configuration and
OEM Provisioning Pipeline 

Red X Carbon configures and validates Windows Autopilot deployment profiles in coordination with OEM hardware vendors, ensuring new devices are registered, profiled, and ready to enroll before they reach end users. This establishes a repeatable, zero-touch provisioning pipeline that scales to any device volume—reducing per-device IT effort from hours to minutes and enabling same-day productivity for new starters and device replacements.

Security Baseline Design 

Red X Carbon works with clients to deliver Intune compliance and configuration policies aligned to their business needs and security best practices - rather than the permissive defaults that most Intune deployments begin with. This provides organizations with a defensible security baseline from day one and gives security teams the evidence needed to demonstrate endpoint compliance to internal auditors and external regulators.

Defender for Endpoint and
Intune Security Integration 

Red X Carbon architects the full integration between Intune and Microsoft Defender for Endpoint, enabling device risk signals to feed directly into Conditional Access policies. This ensures that a device flagged by Defender for active threats is automatically restricted from accessing corporate resources—creating an automated, closed-loop endpoint security system that responds to threats faster than any manual process can.

BYOD and MAM Policy
Framework Design 

Red X Carbon designs app protection (MAM) policies that secure corporate data on personal devices without requiring full device enrollment—including conditional launch controls, data transfer restrictions between managed and unmanaged apps, PIN requirements, and selective corporate wipe on unenrolled devices. This allows organizations to support BYOD programs confidently, protecting organizational data while fully respecting employee device ownership and privacy.