Welcome to my blog series on the topic of unmanaged devices! In this series, I'll discuss various strategies and methods to reduce security risks when dealing with unmanaged devices.
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Today, it's time for another blog post in the unmanaged devices series. We'll look at a newly introduced feature called in-browser protection with Edge for Business. This new preview feature is a welcome addition to Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDA) and its session policies.
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Mobile Application Management (MAM) for Android and iOS has been part of Microsoft Intune for many years now. MAM allows us to manage and protect corporate data on an application level. Besides protecting data, we can also set access requirements and perform a remote selective wipe of corporate data while
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Today, we will discuss nothing new, but it's still a topic that remains as relevant and important as ever. If you decide to block users working from unmanaged devices, you can securely mitigate various security risks, such as data leaks and successful phishing attacks. For example, we see
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rganizations with access to Microsoft Intune will almost always choose to manage their corporately owned devices using Mobile Device Management. However, when dealing with mobile devices such as Android and iOS devices, especially if they are personal devices, they will most likely keep them unmanaged, and for good reason: we
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Update: Microsoft has moved this feature from Public Preview to General Availability. I'll update this post once new features or changes are introduced. Recently, on July 7th, 2023, Microsoft announced the long-awaited Mobile Application Management (MAM) for Windows. Now that it has entered Public Preview, it allows
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In two previous blog posts, I wrote about enforcing limited web-only access on unmanaged devices using Conditional Access policies or Sensitivity Labels. However, in this blog post, I will talk about a third method that achieves a similar web experience for unmanaged devices by utilizing session policies in Microsoft
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If you've read my earlier blog post, you know that Conditional Access can also enforce limited web-only access for unmanaged devices. However, if you don't want these restrictions to apply to all corporate data and instead want to protect specific locations with sensitive or business-
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Why do we need to deal with unmanaged devices, and what are my options? As we all know, times are changing, and employees are working in different ways than they did some years ago. Employees are only sometimes on the corporate network anymore; they work with data in the cloud,