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Key Updates in Microsoft Intune: April 2026

Key Updates in Microsoft Intune: April 2026

Introduction

The April 2026 Microsoft Intune update introduces significant enhancements that will drive improved management and security capabilities across your organization's devices. This release focuses on expanding control through sophisticated scripting capabilities and enriched Graph API support.

Enhanced Device Management Capabilities

The latest Intune update provides advanced management options that cater to the growing complexity of endpoint environments. In particular, the inclusion of new configuration policies enables administrators to tailor management settings more precisely to meet organizational needs. For example, support for new device compliance policies allows for condition-based access regulations to ensure only trusted devices access corporate resources.

Graph API Enhancements

The Intune service continues to expand its Graph API capabilities, offering better integration and automation opportunities. This update introduces additional endpoints for improved policy management. Here's an example to list all device compliance policies utilizing the Graph API:

GET https://graph.microsoft.com/v1.0/deviceManagement/deviceCompliancePolicies

This API aids in seamlessly retrieving compliance details, which can be pivotal for security audits and operational reporting.

New PowerShell Toolkit Features

PowerShell continues to be a powerful ally for administrators, offering robust scripting capabilities that automate Intune tasks. In the recent update, new cmdlets simplify several operations. Below is a script that demonstrates how to retrieve and export a list of all devices under Intune management:

<#
.SYNOPSIS Shows how to retrieve a list of Intune-managed devices
.NOTES
Author: Souhaiel MORHAG | msendpoint.com | GitHub: https://github.com/Msendpoint | License: MIT | Version: 1.0
#>

Connect-MgGraph -Scopes "DeviceManagementConfiguration.Read.All"
$devices = Get-MgDeviceManagementManagedDevice 
$devices | Export-Csv -Path "intune_devices.csv" -NoTypeInformation

This script is indispensable for IT teams needing to audit their device inventory quickly.

Security and Compliance Updates

On the security front, Intune's April update strengthens conditional access policies by integrating anomaly detection algorithms. These enhancements make it easier to identify and respond to potential security threats, thus safeguarding organizational data more effectively.

Conclusion

With each release, Microsoft Intune continues to evolve, providing organizations with the tools needed to manage and secure their endpoints efficiently. The April 2026 update is particularly significant for its deepened integration with Graph API, expanded scripting capabilities, and improved security features.

These advancements not only enhance IT administrators' control over devices but also streamline compliance and management operations, ensuring that Intune remains a frontline solution in the rapidly evolving landscape of endpoint management.

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Souhaiel Morhag
Souhaiel Morhag
Microsoft Endpoint & Modern Workplace Engineer

Souhaiel Morhag is a Microsoft Intune and endpoint management specialist with hands-on experience deploying and securing enterprise environments across Microsoft 365. He founded MSEndpoint.com to share practical, real-world guides for IT admins navigating Microsoft technologies — and built the MSEndpoint Academy at app.msendpoint.com/academy, a dedicated learning platform for professionals preparing for the MD-102 (Microsoft 365 Endpoint Administrator) certification. Through in-depth articles and AI-powered practice exams, Souhaiel helps IT teams move faster and certify with confidence.

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