Microsoft Intune Suite - Endpoint Privilege Management Elevation Rules

In this video we look at the new Elevation Rules policy within the Endpoint Privilege Management feature from the Microsoft Intune Suite!

[jigsaw]

Thanks for the crash course! I feel like I can start with use cases right away with what you have shown us. Appreciate you taking the time for EPM

[matthewdillon]

Fun fact to keep in mind - The File Hash for the powershell.exe will change with every version of Windows.

I had a Windows 10 22H2, a Windows 11 22H2 and a Windows 11 23H2 and all three had a different file hash. When I upgraded the Windows 10 22H2 to Windows 11 23H2, it did match the existing Windows 11 23H2 file hash.

Something to keep in mind as Admins.

Otherwise - fantastically easy processes to get me rolling on this wonderful feature. Great video as always Dean!

[patrick__]

Thanks! Reports is still not showing any reports. I was expecting some reports about justification which I performed yesterday. Maybe shine a light on this?

[borjagomezvillar]

Great video, thanks for the teaching. Is there a way admin can see those user confirmed business justifications? Where do they go? Can they be revoked? Cheers

[joemcgowan]

What if the machine is not on the internet? Also, I setup a simple policy that required "Windows Authentication" and it defaults to trying Windows Hello and fails. PIN also fails. Thanks, enjoying the videos.

[danzirulez]

Do you need some sliders over to intune for this to work? (SCCM Workloads)