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Intune Tech Community Live 2026: Defender, Copilot AMAs

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Summary

Microsoft will host Tech Community Live: Intune Edition on January 26, 2026, featuring four live AMA sessions on endpoint security with Defender, app management, Zero Trust, and Copilot-driven endpoint management. The event matters because it gives IT admins direct access to Microsoft experts for practical guidance, real-world best practices, and a chance to share feedback that could shape future Intune development.

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Introduction

Endpoint management is moving quickly—new security expectations, evolving app delivery models, and accelerating AI capabilities all impact how admins manage Windows, macOS, iOS/iPadOS, and Android fleets. Microsoft’s Tech Community Live: Intune Edition is designed as an interactive event (not a one-way webinar), giving Intune administrators direct access to Microsoft experts to get practical answers and share feedback.

What’s happening: Tech Community Live – Intune Edition

Date: Monday, January 26, 2026 (times listed in PST)
Format: Four live Ask Microsoft Anything (AMA) sessions

Agenda (PST)

  • 8:00 AM – Secure your endpoints with policy and Microsoft Defender
  • 9:00 AM – Manage apps like a pro with Microsoft Intune
  • 10:00 AM – Best practices for applying Zero Trust using Intune
  • 10:30 AM – Copilot and agentic-centered endpoint management

Why it matters for IT admins

This event is aimed at admins who need answers that are hard to find in documentation—especially when you’re dealing with real-world constraints like legacy apps, mixed platforms, and security requirements.

Key value areas include:

  • Direct guidance from Microsoft engineering teams building Intune features and capabilities.
  • Best practices you can apply immediately, whether you’re tightening compliance, improving app deployment outcomes, or standardizing security baselines.
  • A feedback channel that can influence product direction, especially useful for pain points around policy behavior, reporting, and automation.

Expected impact on operations and users

While the event doesn’t introduce a specific new feature announcement, it can materially impact how you operate Intune:

  • Improved endpoint security posture (policy + Defender alignment) can reduce incident volume and accelerate response.
  • More reliable app deployment and lifecycle management can reduce helpdesk tickets and improve end-user experience.
  • Clearer Zero Trust implementation patterns can help you standardize access and device trust requirements across teams.
  • Copilot/agentic management discussions may shape how you evaluate automation, troubleshooting, and admin workflows going forward.

Action items / next steps

  1. Review the session topics and identify the AMAs most relevant to your current projects (Defender, apps, Zero Trust, Copilot/agentic management).
  2. On each session page, click Add to calendar to save the sessions.
  3. Sign in to Microsoft Tech Community and click Attend to receive event reminders.
  4. Post questions early in the Comments section of each session page (and add follow-ups during the event).
  5. Share the event internally—consider having your team split sessions and consolidate takeaways afterward.

For ongoing updates, Microsoft recommends bookmarking the Intune Blog and following @MSIntune and @IntuneSuppTeam on X, plus Intune on LinkedIn.

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