| IT549491 | Microsoft Intune | Admins may experience issues within Microsoft Intune with Rapid Security Response version of iOS/iPadOS and macOS |
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| Status | serviceDegradation |
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| Classification | advisory |
| User Impact | Admins may experience issues within Microsoft Intune with Rapid Security Response version of iOS/iPadOS and macOS. |
| Last Updated | 05/05/2023 18:13:10 |
| Start Time | 05/02/2023 22:37:58 |
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| Latest Message | Title: Admins may experience issues within Microsoft Intune with Rapid Security Response version of iOS/iPadOS and macOS
User impact: Admins may experience issues within Microsoft Intune with Rapid Security Response version of iOS/iPadOS and macOS. More info: Impact in specific scenarios are limited to Apple devices that take the Rapid Security Responses update iOS: 16.4.1 (a) and macOS: 13.3.1 (a) with an alpha “(a)” character in the OS. Examples of impact may include: – Admins can’t create new compliance policies to check for the new iOS update which has an “(a)” added to the version string. Existing policy checks are unaffected. – Admins can’t create a policy to block conditional launches based on OS version with the character “(a)” for Mobile Application Management (MAM), is unable to check for the new version and can’t validate whether an application can launch or not. – Enrollment restriction policies may not work as intended with non-numerical character versions for Apple products. – Reports with build-specific values will report OS without the “(a)”. – For Mobile Device Management (MDM) admins can use Intune update controls to set the required version to latest to get the security update. For more details on the Rapid Security Response update mentioned above, please read the following article: support.apple.com/en-ca/guide/deployment/dep93ff7ea78/web Specifics for MDM Update controls – learn.microsoft.com/mem/intune/protect/software-updates-ios Current status: We’ve continuing to validate our Rapid Security Response guidelines compliance update in tandem with continuing to develop the two aforementioned code changes to resolve the impact. Scope of impact: This issue affects any admin attempting to perform the actions outlined in the More info section of this update. Start time: Monday, May 1, 2023, at 12:00 AM UTC Root cause: Apple recently introduced a change to how their versions are specified, causing a need to change how our originally supported processes work in relation to iOS/iPadOS, and macOS. Next update by: Saturday, May 6, 2023, at 1:30 AM UTC |