What happens when a device is marked as non-compliant in Intune?

When a device is marked as non-compliant in Intune, it may lose access to corporate resources based on compliance actions. This is a key feature of Intune's compliance management system, which ensures that only devices that meet the organization's security and compliance standards are allowed to access sensitive corporate data and resources.

Compliance policies in Intune allow administrators to define specific conditions that devices must meet, such as having the latest security updates, meeting password requirements, or being enrolled in device management. If a device does not meet these requirements, it can be marked as non-compliant, triggering policies that restrict access to corporate applications, network resources, email, and other sensitive content until the compliance issue is resolved.

This mechanism is crucial for maintaining enterprise security and protecting data integrity, as it helps mitigate the risk of data breaches from devices that do not conform to the established compliance posture. While there may be notifications or other actions taken regarding a non-compliant device, the primary impact is the restriction on corporate resource access. This reflects best practices in device management and security protocols within organizations that utilize Intune.