Basetune is a PowerShell-based tool that compares Intune Settings Catalog and Security Baseline policies across tenants or offline baselines. It supports online Graph API access or offline JSON exports, with local caching of policies and setting definitions to enable offline comparisons. Configure multiple tenants/baselines and run source-vs-target comparisons from the UI or CLI, producing HTML and CSV reports with friendly display names.
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Edge Extension Inventory Collector is a lightweight tool that scans endpoints to enumerate installed Microsoft Edge extensions, capturing extension ID, name, publisher, version, enabled state, and install source. It exports a consolidated inventory to JSON or CSV for software asset management, security audits, and Intune/Endpoint Manager workflows. It helps maintain visibility of browser extensions across managed devices and supports baseline compliance checks.
A PowerShell script for comprehensive analysis and reporting of Microsoft Intune environment anomalies. Identifies application failures, multi-user devices, BitLocker status, Autopilot hash issues, inactive devices, compliance violations, OS edition overview, and disabled user accounts.
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