How to move users to the Outlook app with Intune

The video tutorial discusses upcoming changes to Exchange Online, focusing on the transition from basic authentication to more secure methods. It highlights the security benefits of disabling basic authentication and provides guidance on preparing users for this change by transitioning to the Outlook app. The tutorial also covers using Intune for app deployment on iOS and Android devices and setting up app protection policies to enhance data security. The importance of planning and communication in this migration process is emphasized.

What is one of the main benefits of disabling basic authentication in Exchange Online?

• Increased email storage capacity

• Improved user interface

• Faster email delivery

• Reduced account compromise rates

Which app is recommended for use on iOS and Android devices to replace native email apps?

• Gmail

• Yahoo Mail

• Thunderbird

• Outlook

What tool is suggested for deploying the Outlook app to users' devices?

• Active Directory

• Intune

• Azure AD

• PowerShell

When setting up app assignments in Intune, what can you do if you want to exclude certain users?

• Use a different app

• Manually remove users

• Disable the app for everyone

• Create an excluded group

Which platform is NOT mentioned for app deployment in the video?

• iOS

• Android

• Windows

• None of the above

What is the purpose of setting up app protection policies?

• To enhance app graphics

• To control data sharing between business and personal apps

• To reduce app size

• To increase app download speed

What should organizations do to prepare for the migration to the Outlook app?

• Ignore the changes

• Plan the migration and review potential impacts

• Wait until the last minute

• Switch to a different email provider