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Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue

Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue

Written By Gopika S Nair
Last Updated April 10, 2024
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Important News for Intune users! Microsoft is Working to Fix the Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue. The Intune 23H2 Security Baselines were recently affected by an issue. Did you know what is Intune 23H2 Security Baselines.

Microsoft Intune users are familiar with Intune 23H2 Security Baselines and its issues. Intune Security Baselines is the is a group of preconfigured Windows settings. It helps users to apply and enforce granular security settings recommended by the relevant security teams.

Intune 23H2 Security Baselines are not kept to date. Users can’t use this security baseline and face issues in using a non-English OS that is localized. You all know that Microsoft Intune is a cloud service that should be kept up to date.

Microsoft is aware of these issues and is still trying to fix them as soon as possible. This blog post helps you learn more about Intune 23H2 Security Baselines and provides some remedies recommended by Microsoft to avoid further disruptions.

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Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue - Fig.1
Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue – Fig.1

Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue

Microsoft Intune users cannot use 23H2 Security Baselines properly. Microsoft recommends that admins with non-English OSes delay deploying any profiles already created.

After the hotfix is deployed, all customers will need to create a new profile, as the hotfix won’t apply retroactively. Microsoft will provide further details are provided under IT773677 in the admin center.

Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue - Fig.2
Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue – Fig.2

Users can find the Security Baseline for Windows, version 23H2, updated at Service Release 2403. The new baseline is based on version 23H2 of the Group Policy security baseline found in the Security Compliance Toolkit and Baselines.

Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue - Fig.3
Microsoft is Working to Fix Intune 23H2 Security Baselines Issue – Fig.3

Microsoft Security Compliance Toolkit is a set of tools that allows enterprise security administrators to download, analyze, test, edit and store Microsoft-recommended security configuration baselines for Windows and other Microsoft products.

Advantages of Intune Security Baselines

A beginner at Microsoft Intune is not aware of the advantages of the Intune Security Baseline. I already mentioned what the Intune Security Baseline is, but a beginner should know the following advantages.

Advantages of Intune Security Baseline
It helps provide end-to-end secure workflow when working with Microsoft 365
Security baseline allows beginners in Intune to create and deploy a secure profile, knowing that you’re helping protect your organization’s resources and data.
It allows to migrate to Intune from group policy for management
It has modern management experience
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Gopika S Nair is a computer enthusiast. She loves writing on Windows 11 and related technologies. She is here to share quick tips and tricks with Windows 11 or Windows 10 users. She is Post Graduate Diploma Holder in Computer Science.

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Gopika S Nair is a computer enthusiast. She loves writing on Windows 11 and related technologies. She is here to share quick tips and tricks with Windows 11 or Windows 10 users. She is Post Graduate Diploma Holder in Computers Science.

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