Modern workplace and IT requirements are continually evolving, leading to many organisations relying on multiple people to manage, patch, and secure environments. As cyber attacks increase and pose more risk, effective endpoint management is a crucial part of an organisation’s defensive posture regardless of sector.
With devices and applications requiring regular updates and patches, managing your device ecosystem and maintaining the cadence of change can be a challenge, so it’s vital to ensure the right service approach is embedded across your organisation to ensure success.
Our Managed Endpoints with Intune service provides ongoing management and support for Microsoft Intune environments, and helps keep endpoints secure, compliant, and optimised, while reducing the operational burden on internal IT teams.
The service combines proactive monitoring, structured governance, and expert support to help ensure Intune and Windows 365 continue to meet your organisational and user needs as Microsoft’s Intune capabilities evolve.
What is endpoint management?
Endpoint management refers to the centralised and systematic approach to managing and securing the endpoint devices within your network. The goal of endpoint management is to streamline and optimise the configuration, monitoring, and security of these devices. This typically involves tasks such as software deployment, patch management, antivirus protection, device inventory, and ensuring compliance with organisational access policies.
Managed endpoint management services are there for organisations that find it challenging to keep up with the essential management and security of their estate.
Supported platforms
including Windows 365 Link
and iPadOS
Endpoint Strategy Sessions are included
As part of our Managed Endpoints with Intune service, we deliver Endpoint Strategy Sessions led by a Phoenix Intune Subject Matter Expert.
These sessions are designed for decision-makers and focus on translating Intune complexity into a clear, actionable roadmap aligned to organisational priorities and Microsoft best practice.
Each session includes:
- Practical, tailored Intune guidance
- A written report capturing discussions, next actions, and a roadmap
- Handover of in-scope actions to the Phoenix Managed Services team
Where wholesale changes are identified, a separate professional services engagement may be recommended.
Why partner with Phoenix?
By partnering with Phoenix, Microsoft’s 2023 Microsoft Modern Endpoint Management Partner of the Year, your organisation gains access to deep Intune and Windows 365 expertise, a proactive service delivery model, and clear governance aligned to Microsoft’s roadmap and best practice.
As a member of the Microsoft Security and Management Elite Partner Program, Phoenix is part of an invite-only group of highly skilled partners delivering customised solutions across security, management, identity, and compliance. This exclusive programme, run by Microsoft’s Global Engineering Team, gives Phoenix early access to technical insights, private previews, and direct links to key engineering resources, ensuring your organisation benefits from the latest innovations and best practices.
Managed Endpoints with Intune FAQs:
Endpoint management is the process of managing and securing devices that access an organisation’s network and data, such as laptops, tablets, smartphones, or desktop computers.
Remote device management is the ability to monitor, configure, update, and secure devices remotely, without requiring physical access or user intervention. Remote device management can help organisations manage their device fleets more efficiently, reduce costs, enhance security, and improve user satisfaction.
Endpoint security management is the process of protecting devices from cyber threats, such as malware, ransomware, phishing, or data breaches. Endpoint security management can help organisations reduce the risk of cyberattacks, comply with regulations, and safeguard their reputation and assets.

