Microsoft Certified Security Compliance And Identity Fundamentals · Free Practice Question Easy
Question 5
Scenario: The Red Lion National Bank is an offshore firm managed by Felix Manning and Wilson Fisk. The bank is migrating to Microsoft Azure and has hired you as an Expert Consultant to oversee their IT team and to assist as needed.
The IT team is planning to use Microsoft Intune to manage company-owned devices as well as personal devices. Wilson is concerned that Microsoft Intune may not be the correct solution for the job.
Can Microsoft Intune be used to manage company-owned devices as well as personal devices?
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A
Yes
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B
No
Reveal correct answer
Correct answer: A
Explanation
Yes – Microsoft Intune be used to manage company-owned devices as well as personal devices.
Prevent data leaks on non-managed devices using Microsoft Intune
If you allow access to company data hosted by Microsoft 365, you can control how users share and save data without risking intentional or accidental data leaks. Microsoft Intune provides app protection policies that you set to secure you company data on user-owned devices. The devices do not need to be enrolled in the Intune service.
App protection policies set up with Intune also work on devices managed with a non-Microsoft device management solution. The personal data on the devices is not touched; only company data is managed by the IT department.
You can set app protection policies for Office mobile apps on devices running Windows, iOS/iPadOS, or Android to protect company data. These policies let you set policies such as app-based PIN or company data encryption, or more advanced settings to restrict how you cut, copy, paste, and save-as features are used by users between managed and unmanaged apps. You can also remotely wipe company data without requiring users enroll devices.
Intune app protection policies are independent of device management. App protection policies let you manage Office mobile apps on both unmanaged and Intune-managed devices, as well as device managed by non-Microsoft MDM solutions.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/protect/data-leak-prevention
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