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Microsoft Intune is cybersecurity & endpoint protection from Microsoft, based in Redmond, United States and has been building software since 2011. Device management.
Cybersecurity products protect endpoints, email, networks and cloud workloads, and test applications for vulnerabilities. Indian vendors such as Quick Heal and Seqrite are strong in endpoint security; global vendors dominate enterprise.
Pricing is published and starts at roughly ₹500 per month. Beyond cybersecurity & endpoint protection, Microsoft Intune also covers it service management & asset tracking.
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Best suited for: Small business · SMB · Mid-market
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₹500/mo
Published subscription pricing, taxes extra
How Microsoft Intune charges. Plans scale with users or features. Annual billing is usually 15–25% cheaper than monthly, and GST is added on top of listed prices in India.
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Zoho Corporation · Cybersecurity & endpoint protection
Starts at
Free plan
Zoho Corporation · Cybersecurity & endpoint protection
Starts at
Free plan
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Free plan
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₹700/mo
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Microsoft Intune is cybersecurity & endpoint protection by Microsoft. Device management.
Microsoft Intune starts at about ₹500 per month according to the vendor's published pricing. Plans and taxes vary, so confirm on the official site.
Microsoft Intune typically offers a free trial before you commit to a paid plan.
No. Microsoft Intune is developed by Microsoft in Redmond, United States, though it is used by Indian businesses.
Microsoft Intune suits small business, smb, mid-market buyers looking for cybersecurity & endpoint protection with it service management & asset tracking.
Popular alternatives in cybersecurity & endpoint protection include ManageEngine ADManager Plus, ManageEngine Endpoint Central, Zoho Vault. Use App Advisor's compare tool to see them side by side.
Microsoft Intune is available as a cloud (SaaS) product, with web access.

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