Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA): Adds an extra layer of security by requiring users to verify their identity in multiple ways.

Self-Service Password Reset: Allows users to reset their passwords on their own without needing help from IT.

Conditional Access: Ensures that only the right people, under the right conditions, can access your resources.

Dynamic Groups: Automatically adds or removes users from groups based on their attributes, making group management easier.

Microsoft Defender AV: Provides antivirus protection to keep your devices safe from malware.

Centralized Management with Intune: Allows you to manage all your mobile devices and laptops from one place.

Remote Wipe: Lets you erase data from lost or stolen devices to protect sensitive information.

BitLocker Encryption: Encrypts your data to keep it secure, even if your device is lost or stolen.

Strong PIN Requirements: Ensures devices use strong PINs and sets up secure Wi-Fi and VPN profiles for safe connections.

Restrict Copy/Paste/Save: Intune app protection policies prevent users from copying, pasting, or saving corporate data to personal apps, keeping work data secure.

Advanced Threat Protection: This feature protects against malware and new, unknown threats (zero-day attacks), ensuring your devices stay safe.

Data Loss Prevention (DLP): DLP monitors and prevents sensitive data from being sent out of your organization, protecting confidential information.

Email Restrictions: Features like “Do Not Forward” and “Encrypt Email” ensure that emails are only accessible to intended recipients, adding an extra layer of security

Azure Information Protection (AIP): This feature helps you protect and classify documents, making it easy to share them securely, even in Teams.

Revoke Access: You can take back access to documents if needed, ensuring only the right people can view them.

Track Sensitive Documents: This allows you to monitor who is accessing your sensitive documents and when, keeping you informed about their usage.