OpenIntuneBaseline
A community-driven security baseline framework for Microsoft Intune. Provides pre-configured security policies for Windows, Windows 365, and macOS aligned with NCSC, CIS Benchmarks, ACSC Essential Eight, and Microsoft best practices. Importable via IntuneManagement tool or native Intune import.
Security Analysis
3 files scanned on Jul 12, 2026
No security issues detected. Code appears safe for an Intune management tool.
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