INTEGRATION

Microsoft

Enriching OT and IT asset visibility in Nozomi Vantage with managed device inventory and software data from Microsoft Intune.

About
Microsoft

Microsoft Intune is a cloud-based endpoint management service for mobile devices and computers with compliance and security policies. By integrating Microsoft Intune with Nozomi Vantage, security teams gain a consolidated view of managed assets across IT and OT environments — importing managed device inventory and software data directly into Vantage. This enriches the asset registry with authoritative data from the Microsoft management plane, accelerating incident investigation, reducing blind spots in critical infrastructure environments and enabling analysts to correlate uem telemetry with OT network observations without switching consoles.

Features

Importer Data Types

Vantage imports the following from
Microsoft Intune
:
  • Asset Details Enrichment and Create New in Vantage

    Microsoft Intune supplies records including device name, IPs, MAC, model, manufacturer, OS platform and version, enrollment type, compliance state, last-check-in time and primary user — to enrich existing Vantage assets and create new asset records for endpoints not yet observed on the OT network.

  • Asset Software Inventory Import

    Microsoft Intune reports discovered applications inventory including app name, publisher, version and device count from Intune Endpoint Analytics. This per-asset software list is imported into Vantage, giving OT security teams an authoritative view of what is running on each observed device.

Joint Use Cases

  • Correlating Microsoft signals with OT network alerts

    When Nozomi Vantage raises an anomaly alert for a device inside an OT segment, the analyst can pivot to the same asset's Microsoft Intune record in Vantage to review compliance state, last-check-in time and assigned configuration profile, all without leaving the Vantage investigation workflow. This cross-layer correlation surfaces whether a network-layer anomaly coincides with activity observed by Microsoft, reducing the time needed to confirm or dismiss an incident.

  • Closing asset inventory gaps across IT and OT

    Devices recorded by Microsoft Intune but not yet observed by Nozomi network sensors are automatically created as new asset records in Vantage, populated with device name, model, OS, ownership and enrollment status drawn from the Microsoft management plane. OT operations teams can audit the resulting unified inventory to identify unmonitored or underprotected assets in industrial and critical infrastructure zones, then prioritize sensor deployment accordingly.

  • Validating endpoint-management coverage across IT and OT

    By matching Microsoft Intune-managed devices against Vantage's network-observed inventory, operations teams can identify endpoints that are network-active but missing from Microsoft Intune management — a common gap for contractor laptops, engineering workstations and legacy systems in industrial environments.

Integration Prerequesites

  • Active Nozomi Vantage tenant with the connector-configuration role assigned to the administering account
  • Microsoft Intune tenant with an Entra ID app registration granted DeviceManagementManagedDevices.Read.All and DeviceManagementApps.Read.All Graph permissions
  • Microsoft Intune license tier and feature set that includes software-inventory collection
  • Consistent hostname, IP or MAC addressing between Microsoft Intune-recorded assets and Vantage-observed assets to enable accurate asset correlation and deduplication
  • Outbound network connectivity from Vantage to the source-tool API endpoint over HTTPS (this prerequisite is a deployment placeholder and may be adjusted to match your environment)

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