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Most tenants delegate Intune like it’s a political favor.
I build delegation like a zero-trust operating system — where RBAC, Scope Tags, and Copilot don’t fragment governance — they enforce it.
This is The Intune Delegation Model™:
-• Local admins get power without privilege
-• Scope Tags create surgical visibility lanes
-• RBAC roles behave like governance neurons, not just checkboxes
-• Copilot decisions are traceable, scoped, and reversible
Why This Matters
When CVE pressure rises or policy drift breaks production:
- Central command must see across scopes
- Delegated teams must act fast without overreach
- Copilot must reason within role boundaries, not hallucinate outside them
Most tenants either over-delegate or under-delegate.
The Intune Delegation Model™ hits the sweet spot where trust ≠ exposure.
Key Principles
- Tenant Brain Unification → All delegation flows upward to one governance spine
- No Silent Drift → Every role, scope, and Copilot action is logged, scoped, and ready for audit
- Proof over Permission → Just because someone “can” doesn’t mean the system lets them “escape” proof
What You Can Do With It
- Delegate by function, not by org chart
- Build Copilot-safe roles that guide, not guess
- Trigger Just-In-Time visibility using tags and automation
- Ensure audit parity across all support zones
This isn’t delegation.
This is sovereignty — on Microsoft’s native stack.
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