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. Session policies monitor or restrict certain users’ activities in risky situations, such as working from unmanaged or non-compliant devices.

Until now, session policies have worked with reverse proxy technology to monitor and restrict; the new in-browser protection feature will deliver these capabilities straight from the Microsoft Edge for Business browser.

In this post, I’ll discuss the differences between these options, how to enable the new feature, and what the user experience looks like.

https://myronhelgering.com/first-look-at-in-browser-protection-with-edge-for-business/

​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. Session policies monitor or restrict certain users’ activities in risky situations, such as working from unmanaged or non-compliant devices.Until now, session policies have worked with reverse proxy technology to monitor and restrict; the new in-browser protection feature will deliver these capabilities straight from the Microsoft Edge for Business browser.In this post, I’ll discuss the differences between these options, how to enable the new feature, and what the user experience looks like. https://myronhelgering.com/first-look-at-in-browser-protection-with-edge-for-business/   Read More

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