Microsoft Intune provides a comprehensive set of features to manage and secure Windows 10 devices. Here are some of the ways Intune supports Windows 10 management:

1. Device enrollment : Windows 10 devices can be enrolled in Intune using Azure AD join, domain join, or Autopilot. This allows administrators to manage and secure Windows 10 devices with Intune policies and settings.

2. Configuration policies : Intune allows administrators to apply configuration policies to Windows 10 devices. These policies can be used to configure settings such as Windows Update, firewall settings, and Windows Hello for Business.

3. Software deployment : Intune can be used to deploy software and updates to Windows 10 devices. This includes the ability to deploy traditional Win32 applications, modern Universal Windows Platform (UWP) applications, and Microsoft Store apps.
4. Patch management : Intune provides the ability to manage and deploy Windows 10 updates and patches, including feature updates, security updates, and quality updates.

5. Endpoint protection : Intune includes endpoint protection capabilities for Windows 10 devices, including antivirus and antimalware protection, as well as device and application control policies.

6. Conditional access : With Intune, administrators can set up conditional access policies for Windows 10 devices, which can be used to control access to resources based on device compliance and other factors.