fix: Correct M365 E3 licensing capabilities across playbooks
E3 includes Entra ID P1 (conditional access, SSPR) and Defender for Endpoint P1 (AV, device control, ASR audit mode), not just 'Free'/'AV only'. Key corrections: - m365-e3-hardening.md: Entra ID P1 with conditional access is now correctly listed as included; Intune is full not 'basic'; ASR audit mode is available in P1; risk-based gap reframed as 'No Entra ID P2' - zero-budget-hardening.md: E3 comparison table now shows Entra ID P1 and Defender for Endpoint P1 correctly; pitch text updated - modular-engagements.md: MFA description now reflects conditional access availability in E3 - m365-antifragile-project.md: Conditional Access heading now correctly notes E3 includes P1; E3 baseline mentions conditional access - endpoint-management-entry-vector.md: Intune described as full MDM/MAM
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- BYOD vs. corporate-owned: define the boundary clearly
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- Privacy regulations: employee monitoring on personal devices requires legal review
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- Network security: home Wi-Fi is untrusted; DNS security and VPN policies critical
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- Licensing: Intune is included in E3; no additional purchase required for basic MDM
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- Licensing: Intune is included in E3; no additional purchase required for MDM/MAM
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### Archetype 3: The Compliance-Driven Client
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