It’s been a while since I did a blog on Mobile Application Management (MAM) policies, the unsung heroes of modern IT security. They quietly ensure that corporate data stays safe, even on personal devices. However, when it comes to data transfer exceptions, those tricky settings that allow unmanaged apps to interact with managed app data, […]
Category: BYOD
Working passwordless on Mobile devices
In my previous post “What is your excuse for passwords”, I wrote about going passwordless all the way and how to enroll a Windows device with Autopilot using Azure Temporary Access Pass (TAP), and a FIDO2 security key. Working passwordless on Windows is easy, but when it comes to working passwordless on Mobile devices like […]
Blocking BYOD based on unsupported OS versions
A couple of days ago, a colleague asked me if it was possible to Block BYOD based on unsupported OS versions from accessing Microsoft 365 resources like Exchange Online or SharePoint Online and Teams, when using the desktop apps on unmanaged devices with older OS versions. In this scenario, BYOD’s are not allowed to MDM […]