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Microsoft Intune June 2026: App auto-updates, privilege controls, and enrollment improvements

Feeds.4Sysops •IT Experts • June 30, 2026

Microsoft Intune's June 2026 service release introduces several features that affect application lifecycle management, privilege controls, and device enrollment. Enterprise Application Management (EAM) auto-updates reach general availability, a Vulnerability Remediation Agent enters public preview, Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) gains support for shared devices and network configuration, and Apple Automated Device Enrollment receives a redesigned policy experience. This article covers the technical details, configuration requirements, and limitations of each feature. Source

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Microsoft Intune Enhancements Improve Security and Management Features Microsoft has released significant updates for Intune in June 2026, including Enterprise Application Management (EAM) auto-updates now in general availability. The updates enhance endpoint security by introducing a Vulnerability Remediation Agent for prioritizing security issues. Endpoint Privilege Management (EPM) has been improved to support shared devices and system-level network configurations. Apple Automated Device Enrollment has also been redesigned for better policy management. These enhancements aim to streamline IT administration and reduce manual efforts for security management. While the updates improve security, Microsoft warns that new threats may still arise between update cycles. Organizations using Intune are encouraged to adopt these new features to bolster their security posture. 2 sources 28

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