Application Guard which will isolate untrusted websites in a virtual container when browsing with Edge.Antivirus including Potentially Unwanted Applications (PUA) protection and more.Centrally manage and control Defender features (with Pro you can turn some of these settings on for each PC individually, but with this solution you can manage centrally via Intune):.Windows Virtual Desktop (see my opinion piece on this here).Enforcing Conditional Access against managed Windows 10 devices.Pushing out software applications including Office and the new Edge, as well as MSI and other software packages.Windows Update for Business which allows you to centrally control the pace and deferral of feature and quality updates.Windows Information Protection (including the ability to selectively wipe company information from devices remotely).Enterprise State Roaming (settings sync and roam to new devices).Autopilot (low-touch or no-touch deployments).
I have had trouble piecing this together myself, but here is what we know for sure based on the service description and other resources: we have access to certain Windows-specific and Defender-specific features that are powered by Intune / Microsoft Endpoint Manager such as: There is a difference between Windows 10 Pro and the upgraded capabilities using Windows 10 Business. Is there a difference between Windows Defender in Windows Pro versus Windows Defender in Windows 10 Business? Especially if the new Edge is installed? Thank you for all you for us IT Pros!! Greatly appreciated! –Rich I’ve searched the web and I can’t seem to find a good explanation on the difference between Windows 10 Pro and Windows 10 Business. Hi Alex, I’m working on getting some of my clients over to M365 Business from O365 Business Premium.
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