Android_Management_with_Intune_Rollout_Deck.pptx

Android_Management_with_Intune_Rollout_Deck

1. Android Management Planning with Microsoft Intune Enterprise Rollout Strategy & Technical Roadmap

2. Current Landscape & Challenges • Fragmented device management policies across teams • Inconsistent app deployment and update cycles • Security vulnerabilities due to unmanaged Android endpoints • Lack of visibility into compliance and user activity • Limited automation and self-service capabilities

3. Why Android Management with Intune • Unified endpoint management across all device types • Integration with Azure AD and Microsoft 365 security stack • Support for Android Enterprise models (Work, Fully Managed, Dedicated) • Automated compliance and remote wipe capabilities • Simplified app protection and conditional access

4. Supported Android Management Models • Work Profile – for employee-owned (BYOD) devices • Fully Managed – for corporate-owned, personally enabled (COPE) • Dedicated / Kiosk Mode – for shared or single-purpose devices • Each model offers different controls and privacy levels • Selection depends on organization policy and use case

5. Proposed Rollout Strategy Phase 1: Assessment & Pilot – Identify device groups, policies, and compliance needs – Run pilot with limited users and test policy enforcement Phase 2: Configuration & Enrollment – Rollout Zero-Touch / Knox Enrollment for eligible devices – Configure compliance, configuration, and app protection policies Phase 3: Governance & Scale – Define operational processes, training, and analytics dashboards – Expand to enterprise-wide deployment

6. Technical Architecture Overview • Microsoft Intune integrates with Azure AD and Android Enterprise APIs • Device enrollment authenticated via Azure AD • App deployment and policy enforcement through Intune MDM channel • Data protected via compliance, configuration, and app protection policies • Centralized monitoring through Intune Admin Center

7. Enrollment & Policy Design • Supported enrollment methods: QR Code, Zero-Touch, Knox Mobile Enrollment • Configure layered policies: Compliance, Configuration, App Protection • Apply Conditional Access via Azure AD integration • Define baseline and role-based policy templates for easier governance

8. Security & Compliance Framework • Conditional Access policies based on device compliance • App Protection Policies for corporate data isolation • Encryption, screen lock, and network restrictions enforced by policy • Continuous monitoring of compliance posture through reports • Integration with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint for threat detection

9. Operational Readiness • Define roles: Intune Admin, Security Lead, Support Desk • Create detailed documentation and SOPs • Build training modules for IT and end users • Establish feedback loop for DEX (Digital Employee Experience) insights • Conduct mock incident and compliance drills

10. Governance & Reporting • Monitor device compliance, configuration drift, and policy conflicts • Use analytics dashboards for enrollment and security trends • Establish governance cadence with Security and IT Ops teams • Maintain audit-ready reports aligned to organizational compliance standards

11. Risks & Mitigation Plan • User resistance or onboarding delays → Early communication and training • Enrollment or app deployment errors → Staged rollout and pilot validation • OEM-specific limitations → Device compatibility testing before rollout • Policy conflicts → Baseline policy documentation and testing environment

12. Next Steps • Finalize Android management model selection (Work/Managed/Dedicated) • Identify pilot users and define success metrics • Draft and validate policy templates • Schedule enterprise-wide rollout post pilot validation • Establish governance board and reporting cadence