In my previous post I’ve walked through the WIP-WE user experience (Windows Information Protection without enrollment) and showed you what the users experience when working on a Windows 10, BYOD (Bring Your Own Device). In the first part this post I’ll show you what happens to corporate data when an administrator performs a selective wipe […]
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Azure Rights Management for WIP
This post is part of the Windows Information Protection (WIP) series. Firstly I walked through the basic, the actual WIP configuration and deployment. Secondly I wrote about the user experience on both MDM enrolled (company owned) and BYO devices (personally owned). Finally in this post I will focus on Azure Rights Management and how it […]
Windows Information Protection User Experience
In this post I’ll focus on Windows Information Protection user experience (WIP) on MDM enrolled Windows 10 devices. If you haven’t read my previous post about WIP, have a look below. This post is part of a series. Have a look at my other posts for more information about WIP. Introduction to Windows Information Protection […]
Windows Information Protection with Enrollment
In this post I’ll configure Windows Information Protection with enrollment for devices that are managed with Microsoft Intune. If you’ve configured automatic MDM enrollment for Windows 10, then all devices for users in the MDM user scope will automatically enroll in MDM. Therefore the Windows Information Protection with enrollment (WIP-MDM) policy will apply. In a […]
Windows Information Protection without enrollment
Please read about the basics of Windows Information Protection in my previous blog. First of all WIP Without Enrollment is a great solution for organizations supporting a BYOD solution but at the same time, want to manage the corporate applications and data securely. As always, I ask you to also check the official Microsoft documentation […]
Configuring Intune MDM User Scope and MAM User Scope for Windows 10
In a previous blog I wrote about the basics on Windows Information Protection (WIP). If you did not read that post, I suggest you go back and read it for a complete understanding before continuing. If you’re here to learn more about MDM User scope and MAM user scope, then I hope this post will […]
Install Adobe Reader DC using Microsoft Intune Win32 application deployment
During my visit at Microsoft Ignite 2018 in Orlando, one of the most awaited features for Microsoft Intune was announced; Still in public preview but we can finally deploy Win32 applications using Microsoft Intune. This is great news because now we don’t have to use work-arounds like PowerShell scripts. I have another post guiding you […]
Deploy WiFi profile with pre-shared key to Windows 10 using Microsoft Intune
In this post I will focus on deploying WiFi profiles with pre-shared keys (PSK) to Windows 10 devices using a custom device profile in Microsoft Intune. There are a few good posts about this topic already and various methods but I’ll try to consolidate all the info I found, walk you through this step by […]
Intune hands-on: Troubleshooting URL links and the “no available apps” error
So now that I have a little spare time during my holiday, I couldn’t help my self but thinking about a problem where employees of a client could not open URL’s to websites on their mobile phones. I know I should think about the azure colored sea and sandy beaches waiting for us, but there […]
Install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC with Intune and PowerShell
UPDATE: Have a look at my new post: Installing Adobe Reader DC with Intune Win32 application deployment In this post I’ll walk you through my own experience and Install Adobe Acrobat Reader DC with Intune and PowerShell, on Azure AD joined and MDM enrolled Windows 10 devices. In a previous post I explained how to […]