Applicability
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Mass distribution of privilege policies to Windows devices managed by Mobile Device Management solutions such as Microsoft Intune.
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Hybrid (on-prem AD + Azure AD) or remote scenarios where GPO alone is insufficient.
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Centralized lifecycle management of EPM agents (install, update, parameterization).
Functionality
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MDM integration
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Configuration profiles or packages exported from the Segura® EPM console are delivered by the MDM.
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The MDM installs the agent, distributes policies, and ensures that only registered devices receive elevated permissions.
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Compatible with additional Windows-capable MDMs (Workspace ONE, MobileIron, etc.).
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Automation and governance
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Policies are always authored in the central console to prevent drift.
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Segregation of duties: policy authors do not approve or monitor deployment.
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Dashboards and alerts surface enforcement failures or deviations and feed into SIEM.
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Limitations and dependencies
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Offline devices apply policies only after reconnecting.
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Advanced settings may require custom scripts or API calls.
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Product or agent upgrades can demand template adjustments in the MDM.
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Example – Large-scale deployment with Intune
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Export the agent installer and policy profile from the Segura® EPM console.
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Create an Intune app and configuration profile.
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Assign them to device or user groups.
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Verify installation and policy enforcement in both Intune and the EPM console.
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Use cases
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Zero-touch onboarding of corporate laptops for remote employees.
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Rapid rollout of a new JIT policy to all endpoints without requiring VPN.
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Fleet-wide EPM agent upgrades ahead of an audit deadline.
Conclusion
Integrating Segura® EPM with MDM platforms extends privilege policy coverage to off-domain devices while preserving governance, auditability, and rapid incident response in distributed environments.