Eliminate false compliance flags, configure intelligent remediation escalations, align compliance with Conditional Access, and build audit-ready reporting. Your compliance data should be trustworthy.
Devices that meet every security requirement show as non-compliant because of timing issues, stale evaluations, or compliance rules that conflict with configuration profiles.
Conditional Access requires device compliance, but false positives mean legitimate users get locked out of email, Teams, and SharePoint. Helpdesk tickets spike.
Non-compliant devices either get blocked immediately (too aggressive) or nothing happens (too lenient). No graduated response, no user notification, no self-service remediation.
Leadership and auditors don't trust compliance dashboards because the data is known to be inaccurate. Manual spot-checks replace automated reporting. Audit prep takes weeks.
Windows compliance is partially configured but iOS, Android, and macOS have no compliance policies or only the defaults. Multi-platform organizations have inconsistent security posture.
Devices go from compliant to blocked instantly. No grace period for users to update their OS, enable encryption, or install required security agents. Zero tolerance means constant disruption.
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We audit every compliance rule against the actual effective device configuration. Mismatches between compliance checks and configuration profiles are resolved. Stale evaluations are forced to refresh.
Non-compliance actions configured as an escalation path: notify user on day 0, restrict access on day 3, block access on day 7, mark for review on day 14. Users get time and guidance to self-remediate.
Compliance policies designed to work safely with Conditional Access. Grace periods prevent lockouts during enrollment. Break-glass accounts bypass compliance checks. Report-only mode validates before enforcement.
Compliance policies for every platform: Windows, macOS, iOS, iPadOS, Android Enterprise, and Linux. Each platform gets rules appropriate to its capabilities and your security requirements.
PowerShell-based compliance checks for requirements that go beyond built-in rules: specific agent versions, custom encryption validation, line-of-business app compliance, and security tool health checks.
Compliance policies mapped to specific framework controls (SOC 2, HIPAA, CIS). Automated reports exportable for auditors. Compliance trend dashboards for leadership. Data you can trust because false positives are eliminated.
Clean, validated compliance policies for every device platform in your environment. Each policy maps to specific security requirements and is documented with the business justification.
A configured escalation path for non-compliance: notification templates, grace periods, access restrictions, and escalation to IT. Users get clear instructions on how to remediate.
A document mapping each compliance rule to the specific SOC 2, HIPAA, CIS, or internal security control it satisfies. Auditors get a clear line from policy to control to evidence.
Real-time compliance visibility: overall compliance rate, non-compliant device breakdown by reason, platform-level health, and trend data. No more guessing your compliance posture.
PowerShell and shell scripts for compliance checks beyond built-in rules, deployed as Intune custom compliance policies. Documented, version-controlled, and ready for your team to maintain.
False positives usually come from compliance policies that check for settings the configuration profile hasn't applied yet, compliance rules that conflict with actual device state, and stale compliance evaluations where the device hasn't checked in recently. Custom compliance scripts with logic errors also cause false positives.
Conditional Access can require device compliance as a grant condition, meaning only compliant devices access corporate resources. If compliance is misconfigured, false positives immediately block users from email, Teams, and SharePoint. We design compliance with this integration in mind, using grace periods and fallback access.
Remediation actions are escalation steps for non-compliant devices: mark as non-compliant, send email/push notification, remotely lock, or retire. We configure graduated escalation: notify on day 0, restrict on day 3, block on day 7. This gives users time to self-remediate.
Yes. Intune supports custom compliance discovery scripts that can check registry values, file presence, service status, software versions, and custom configurations. We use these for checks beyond built-in rules, such as verifying specific security agent versions or custom encryption states.
Audit-ready compliance needs accurate policies mapped to framework controls, trustworthy data (no false positives), and exportable reports. We map policies to SOC 2, HIPAA, or CIS controls, eliminate false positives, and configure automated reports that auditors can review on demand.
Free 30-minute consultation to review your current compliance posture and identify quick wins.