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Intune compliance policies and Conditional Access

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Intune compliance policies and Conditional Access

Combining Intune compliance with Conditional Access gives you device-aware access control — the heart of zero trust.

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What is a compliance policy in Intune?

A set of requirements a device must meet — encryption on, OS version at least X, no jailbreak, Defender enabled, machine risk below a threshold — that Intune evaluates and reports to Entra as compliant or not compliant.…

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Why do devices show as not compliant when nothing changed?

Compliance status expires if the device has not checked in within the validity period (30 days by default); a new OS version raised the minimum in the policy; a Defender signal changed the machine risk score; or the bui…

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What is the grace period in Intune compliance?

The number of days after a device becomes non-compliant before Conditional Access treats it as non-compliant, set in the policy's actions for noncompliance. It gives users time to fix an update or encryption issue after…

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