CISA Warns on Intune Risks After Stryker Breach, Calls for Tighter Controls

TL;DR
After Stryker’s March 11 breach targeting its Microsoft environment, CISA issued an urgent advisory urging organizations to harden endpoint-management configurations and adopt Microsoft’s new Intune security best practices. The alert notes attackers abusing legitimate endpoint-management tools to gain privileged access and move laterally. Key mitigations include implementing least-privilege RBAC, phishing-resistant MFA with Entra ID and Conditional Access, reviewing Privileged Identity Management for just-in-time access, enabling Multi-Admin Approval for sensitive operations, and aligning with Zero Trust principles across Intune and connected Microsoft services.
Topics:businesstechnology#cisa#cybersecurity#endpoint-management#microsoft-intune#stryker#technology
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