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How to streamline Intune security policies across multiple tenants

Scaling security baselines across multiple client tenants while balancing strict institutional controls with unique user needs makes policy maintenance extremely difficult. This friction prevents IT providers from efficiently standardizing configurations and keeping systems manageable.

Overview
People affected3 accounts across 2 forums
Workarounds found5 items attempted
Community agreement12 total upvotes

What people tried

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    deploying policies through CIPP via Standards in a central baseline template
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    leaving baseline policies in auditing mode to selectively deploy them
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    Enforcing centralized log collection and EDR while letting users retain specific administrative access
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    Placing systems in restricted network segments to isolate potential risks
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    Replacing dual-boot setups with dedicated single-use hardware or virtual machines
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In their words

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r/msp1 person · September 2026

“Wanted to get communities opinion on it and what's been working best for streamlining policy configurations and getting more granular with intune policies.”source ↗

justanothertechy112 · r/msp · 9 upvotes
r/sysadmin2 people · September 2026

“Historically, faculty have had significant control over these systems because they support specialized research and instructional needs, but we're evaluating how IT should be involved going forward to ensure security, supportability, continuity, and institutional ownership without unnecessarily limiting academic flexibility.”source ↗

LAN_Geek · r/sysadmin · 4 upvotes

“The one time I dealt with that, it made maintenance of both damned near impossible.”source ↗

Ssakaa · r/sysadmin · 1 upvotes

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