Compliance policies
Microsoft Intune can set a compliance state on a device. There are two possible outcomes for a device: compliant or noncompliant.
In Microsoft Intune, you can define the rules and settings that users and devices must meet to be compliant. If Conditional Access has been configured, then users and devices that are noncompliant can be blocked from accessing resources that contain corporate data.
If you are using Conditional Access to block noncompliant devices that are not Intune-managed, it also requires an Entra ID Premium license.
There are two types of compliance policies in Microsoft Intune:
- Compliance policy settings: Tenant-wide settings that act like a built-in compliance policy that every device receives. The compliance policy settings set a baseline for how the compliance policy will work in your Microsoft Intune environment.
These settings configure the way the compliance service treats devices. Each device evaluates these...
