IntuneBrew
A macOS app deployment and patch management solution for Microsoft Intune. Features a web portal for app management, PowerShell script automation, and Azure Runbook integration for scheduled updates. Supports 510+ macOS applications with automated version comparison, intelligent patch management, and robust error handling with automatic retry mechanisms. Includes certificate-based and interactive authentication options.
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