What are proactive insights in Intune Advanced Analytics?

Alerts that require immediate action

Reports on past device performance

Recommendations that help prevent issues before they occur

Contoso's IT team wants to allow its helpdesk technicians to run a specific legacy administrative tool with elevated rights, but only when they are on a corporate device. They also need to see a report of every time the tool is elevated. What should they configure in Intune Endpoint Privilege Management?

Configure a compliance policy that requires the device to be corporate and then enable EPM for all users.

Create a Windows Defender Application Control policy to allow the tool to run elevated and use the audit logs from the client.

Add the tool to the Enterprise App Catalog and assign it as required to the technicians' device group.

Create an elevation policy for the tool, assign it to the technicians' device group, and enable reporting in the EPM settings.

What is the purpose of anomaly detection in Intune Advanced Analytics?

To identify unusual behavior that may indicate a security threat or performance issue

To automatically resolve all device issues

A company wants to use Intune Advanced Analytics to proactively improve device management. They want to receive recommendations on how to reduce device startup times. What should you do?

Create a custom Power BI report from the Intune data warehouse.

Deploy a configuration profile to disable startup apps.

Use the Endpoint analytics startup performance reports and review the recommendations.

Use the Intune app compliance reports to identify startup issues.

A company has deployed Microsoft Tunnel for their MDM-enrolled mobile devices. They now want to extend secure access to MAM-only devices, but they are concerned about the additional load on the tunnel gateway. What should they do?

Require all MAM devices to be fully enrolled to use the tunnel.

Configure Microsoft Tunnel for MAM and monitor the gateway performance to ensure it can handle the additional load.

Disable Microsoft Tunnel for MDM devices to free up capacity.

Deploy a second tunnel gateway dedicated to MAM devices.

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