This PowerShell Module queries Microsoft Graph, and allows for cross-tenant Backup & Restore actions of your Intune Configuration.

Intune Configuration is backed up as (json) files in a given directory.

# Install IntuneBackupAndRestore from the PowerShell Gallery
Install-Module -Name IntuneBackupAndRestore

# Update IntuneBackupAndRestore from the PowerShell Gallery
Update-Module -Name IntuneBackupAndRestore

As of version 2.0.0, the IntuneBackupAndRestore PowerShell Module has migrated from the MSGraphFunctions PowerShell module to the Microsoft.Graph.Intune PowerShell module. Please make sure you meet the prerequisites below.

• Requires Microsoft.Graph.Intune PowerShell Module (Install-Module -Name Microsoft.Graph.Intune)
• Connect to Microsoft Graph using the Connect-MSGraph PSCmdlet first.
• Make sure to import the IntuneBackupAndRestore PowerShell module before using it with the Import-Module IntuneBackupAndRestore cmdlet.

• Administrative Templates (Device Configurations)
• Administrative Template Assignments
• App Protection Policies
• App Protection Policy Assignments
• Client Apps
• Client App Assignments
• Device Compliance Policies
• Device Compliance Policy Assignments
• Device Configurations
• Device Configuration Assignments
• Device Management Scripts (Device Configuration -> PowerShell Scripts)
• Device Management Script Assignments
• Proactive Remediations
• Proactive Remediation Assignments
• Settings Catalog Policies
• Settings Catalog Policy Assignments
• Software Update Rings
• Software Update Ring Assignments
• Endpoint Security Configurations
  • Security Baselines
    • Windows 10 Security Baselines
    • Microsoft Defender ATP Baselines
    • Microsoft Edge Baseline
  • Antivirus
  • Disk encryption
  • Firewall
  • Endpoint detection and response
  • Attack surface reduction
  • Account protection
  • Device compliance

• Administrative Templates (Device Configurations)
• Administrative Template Assignments
• App Protection Policies
• App Protection Policy Assignments
• Client App Assignments
• Device Compliance Policies
• Device Compliance Policy Assignments
• Device Configurations
• Device Configuration Assignments
• Device Management Scripts (Device Configuration -> PowerShell Scripts)
• Device Management Script Assignments
• Settings Catalog Policies
• Settings Catalog Policy Assignments
• Software Update Rings
• Software Update Ring Assignments
• Endpoint Security Configurations
  • Security Baselines
    • Windows 10 Security Baselines
    • Microsoft Defender ATP Baselines
    • Microsoft Edge Baseline
  • Antivirus
  • Disk encryption
  • Firewall
  • Endpoint detection and response
  • Attack surface reduction
  • Account protection
  • Device compliance

Please note that some Client App settings can be backed up, for instance the retrieval of Win32 (un)install cmdlets, requirements, etcetera. The Client App itself is not backed up and this module does not support restoring Client Apps at this time.

Start-IntuneBackup -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

Start-IntuneRestoreConfig -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup
Start-IntuneRestoreAssignments -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

If configurations have been restored:

Start-IntuneRestoreAssignments -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

If reassigning assignments to existing (non-restored) configurations. In this case the assignments match the configuration id to restore to.
This allows for restoring if display names have changed.

Start-IntuneRestoreAssignments -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup -RestoreById $true

Invoke-IntuneRestoreDeviceCompliancePolicy -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

Invoke-IntuneRestoreDeviceCompliancePolicyAssignment -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

Invoke-IntuneRestoreDeviceConfiguration -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

Invoke-IntuneRestoreDeviceConfigurationAssignment -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

Invoke-IntuneBackupDeviceManagementIntent -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

Invoke-IntuneRestoreDeviceManagementIntent -Path C:\temp\IntuneBackup

# The DifferenceFilePath should point to the latest Intune Backup file, as it might contain new properties.
Compare-IntuneBackupFile -ReferenceFilePath 'C:\temp\IntuneBackup\Device Configurations\Windows - Endpoint Protection.json' -DifferenceFilePath 'C:\temp\IntuneBackupLatest\Device Configurations\Windows - Endpoint Protection.json'

# The DifferenceFilePath should point to the latest Intune Backup file, as it might contain new properties.
Compare-IntuneBackupDirectories -ReferenceDirectory 'C:\temp\IntuneBackup' -DifferenceDirectory 'C:\temp\IntuneBackup2'

• Does not support backing up Intune configuration items with duplicate Display Names. Files may be overwritten.