Identity & Access Management

Every risky Microsoft Intune device, autonomously handled.

Simbian's AI SOC agents integrate with Microsoft Intune to investigate device-risk signals and enforce response — lock, retire, or wipe a managed endpoint — across your MDM fleet, an autonomous SOC for device threats, around the clock.

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Microsoft Intune
Microsoft Intune
Device risk · Non-compliant
Alert
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AI SOC Agent
Investigates · reasons · decides
Analyzing
Context Lake™
Cross-platform enrichment
Enriching
Security
SIEM · EDR · IAM · TI
Non-Security
CMDB · HR · Cloud
Response Actions
Automated · policy-governed
Executing
Remote lock Selective wipe Escalate L2

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Microsoft Intune Device Response, End to End

Simbian investigates the device-risk signal and drives the Intune action — security automation across your managed fleet, not a compliance queue to work by hand.

Device-Risk Triage

Every non-compliant or high-risk device signal is triaged the moment it appears, so mobile device management stops being a manual alert fatigue queue.

Lock, Retire & Wipe

When a device is compromised, Simbian remote-locks, retires, or wipes it (selective or full) through the Intune API — under your policy.

Compliance Enforcement

Simbian drives a compromised device non-compliant so Conditional Access blocks it, and confirms remediation before access is restored.

Cross-Platform Correlation

Correlate Intune device posture with EDR, identity, and SIEM signal so every device verdict has full context.

Autonomous Investigation

No playbooks required — Simbian reasons about each device-risk event and gathers its own evidence to a verdict.

Reviewable Actions

Every lock, retire, wipe, and compliance change is recorded with rationale so device response stays fully auditable.

Put AI to work on your Intune managed fleet

A compromised managed device can sit for hours before anyone acts. Simbian's autonomous SOC investigates and contains it in minutes.

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How Simbian handles a risky Intune device.

A real device-risk signal, investigated and contained in well under two minutes — every step logged.

Detection
Intune Device Risk
device: managed laptop · high risk
T+0s
Risk signal raised
EDR detection maps to an Intune device
T+4s
Signal ingested
Simbian pulls device posture from Intune
T+10s
Posture analyzed
compliance, owner, and last check-in gathered
Response
Autonomous Response by AI SOC Agent
policy match · Tier-1 autonomous · no analyst involved
T+22s
Identity correlated
same user shows risky sign-in in Entra
T+44s
Compromise confirmed
active malware + anomalous access
Verdict:TRUE POSITIVEconf 0.93 · 44s
Remote lock issuedvia Intune API
Marked non-compliantConditional Access blocks
Human in Control
Escalation to L2
Full device and identity timeline handed to the on-call analyst for the full-wipe-and-reissue decision.
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Four Steps to Autonomous Intune Device Response

From a device-risk signal to a governed action — end to end, fully auditable.

01

Connect

Connect Simbian to Microsoft Intune via Graph API in minutes. Read and action scopes for managed devices — no new agents.

02

Monitor

Simbian watches device compliance and risk state across your Intune fleet as it changes.

03

Investigate

It correlates device posture with identity, EDR, and SIEM signal and reasons to a verdict — autonomously.

04

Respond

Confirmed threats trigger governed action — lock, retire, or wipe — through Intune; benign changes are cleared with rationale.

Real Threats. Autonomous Outcomes.

How Simbian turns Intune device signal into resolved incidents.

Lost or Stolen Device

Missing endpoint wiped before data walks

A managed device is reported lost. Simbian confirms the status, checks recent access, and issues a remote lock or wipe through Intune — in minutes, not next business day.

Compromised Endpoint

Malware-flagged device driven non-compliant

EDR flags a managed laptop. Simbian correlates the detection with Intune posture, confirms the compromise, and marks the device non-compliant so Conditional Access locks it out.

Compliance Drift

Out-of-policy devices remediated automatically

Devices that fall out of compliance are caught and driven back into policy — or blocked — without an admin working a manual queue.

More Identity & Access Integrations

Simbian connects to every major identity and device-management platform.

Frequently Asked Questions

No. Simbian works alongside Microsoft Intune, not instead of it. Intune remains your MDM and device-management platform; Simbian is the AI SOC layer that investigates device risk and drives response actions through Intune.
Minutes. Simbian connects to Intune through the Microsoft Graph API with the scopes needed to read device state and take action. No new agents to deploy.
Simbian can remote-lock, retire, and wipe (selective or full) a device, and drive it non-compliant so Conditional Access blocks access — all through the Intune API. Every action follows your policy guardrails and is fully logged.
No. Simbian reasons about each device-risk event and gathers its own evidence, so there are no playbooks to build to get value.
It escalates to your team with the full device and identity timeline, so the admin opens a decision — not a raw compliance alert.

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