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 ### A practical example: zero-trust security with device-based conditional access policies
 
-An increasingly important zero-trust workflow is conditional access – gating access to resources like Sharepoint documents based on verifying whether requests are coming from a valid, healthy source. Microsoft Intune for example supports may different workflows for conditional access including [device-based conditional access](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/create-conditional-access-intune) which allows organizations to set policies that ensure that managed devices are healthy and compliant before granting access to the organization’s apps and services. 
+An increasingly important zero-trust workflow is conditional access – gating access to resources like Sharepoint documents based on verifying whether requests are coming from a valid, healthy source. Microsoft Intune, for example, supports different workflows for conditional access including [device-based conditional access](/mem/intune/protect/create-conditional-access-intune) which allows organizations to set policies that ensure that managed devices are healthy and compliant before granting access to the organization’s apps and services. 
 
 To ensure that Intune gets an accurate picture about the device’s health as part of enforcing these policies, ideally it has tamper-resistant logs on the state of the relevant security capabilities. This is where hardware security is critical as any malicious software running on the device could attempt to provide false signals to the service. One of the core benefits of a hardware security technology like the TPM, is that it has a tamper-resistant log of the state of the system. Services can cryptographically validate that logs and the associated system state reported by the TPM truly come from the TPM.