In Microsoft Intune, a compliance setting is a configuration option that can be used to manage and enforce specific security and configuration requirements on managed devices. Compliance settings can be used to configure various settings for devices, including Windows 10, macOS, iOS, and Android devices.

Compliance settings can be created in the Intune console and can be configured to enforce policies such as password complexity, encryption, and device health. Compliance settings can also be used to ensure that devices are up to date with the latest security patches and software updates. Once a compliance setting is configured, it can be assigned to a group of devices or users. Intune continuously monitors the compliance status of the devices and reports any non-compliance issues. If a device is found to be non-compliant, Intune can take automated actions, such as sending an email notification to the user or administrator, or blocking access to corporate resources until the issue is remediated.

Compliance settings are an important aspect of device management and security, and they provide a way to enforce consistent security policies and configurations across all managed devices. They can help organizations protect sensitive data and prevent unauthorized access to corporate resources.