UNIFICATION
Intune vs. JumpCloud App Deployment
Intune and JumpCloud feature app lifecycle management, but they can serve very different purposes.
IT unification is a four-step process of analyzing infrastructure to determine the best tools to make up its core, how to incorporate and integrate them into the environment, and where to consolidate tools by removing excess. Unification helps reduce TCO, streamline tool functionality, and improve security and compliance.
Intune and JumpCloud feature app lifecycle management, but they can serve very different purposes.
Intune and JumpCloud can uncover Shadow IT but JumpCloud works with other Identity Providers.
Plan your migration away from Active Directory and learn how to phase out or contain legacy systems.
JumpCloud and Google Workspace have partnered together to give organizations the freedom and flexibility they need to future-proof their organization.
BYOD challenges can be overcome by combining technology with administrative incentives and trust.
Microsoft 365’s E3 package lacks key security features for Active Directory, locks customers in, and is difficult to implement.
In recent years, Microsoft has made strides to provide more cloud-friendly software solutions. Among these products is its MDM platform Intune.
Active Directory domain trusts won’t explicitly validate trust for all access requests, but modernizing AD can make it happen.
IT unification reduces risk, improves efficiency, and streamlines your infrastructure.
Learn what ITGCs are, how they work, the compliance frameworks associated with them, and examples in practice.
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