Moving Windows management to the cloud is not just a tooling change—it requires a fundamental shift in how identity, devices, access, and security are designed. In this advanced session, Per Larsen from Microsoft’s Customer Acceleration Team (CAT) shares real world lessons learned from helping enterprises adopt cloud native Windows management aligned with Zero Trust principles. Drawing on hands on customer engagements across complex environments, this session focuses on how organizations have re architected Windows management around verify explicitly, assume breach, and least privilege. You’ll learn how cloud native capabilities in Microsoft Intune enable stronger security posture, simpler operations, and scalable automation—without re creating legacy management patterns in the cloud. The session highlights practical guidance and common pitfalls across identity driven access, device trust, provisioning, policy design, application control, and operational readiness. Expect concrete recommendations, architectural trade offs, and lessons learned from the field—grounded in real customer outcomes, not theory or marketing. This is an experience driven session for architects and technical decision makers who are already on the cloud native journey and want to align Windows management with Zero Trust by design.
