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Office 365 OWA . How to preventing copy and paste of company data from BYOD devices
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I am working on a 365 migration.
Client wants to allow OWA for all users, from any internet based BYOD computer, including Windows, Mac, Android, Apple IOS, however needs to protect company data from being copied and pasted. Is this possible?
Client does not want to force device enrollment, so MDM is not possible - Can this be achieved with either Azure conditional access polices or Intune MAM and App Protection policies?
I can see from the documentation this is possible on IOS and Android devices using MAM/App Protection policies however Im confused if this covers BYOD Windows and Mac OS etc.
Thanks for any help.. I am easily confused :-(
Cheers,
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Client wants to allow OWA for all users, from any internet based BYOD computer, including Windows, Mac, Android, Apple IOS, however needs to protect company data from being copied and pasted. Is this possible?
Client does not want to force device enrollment, so MDM is not possible - Can this be achieved with either Azure conditional access polices or Intune MAM and App Protection policies?
I can see from the documentation this is possible on IOS and Android devices using MAM/App Protection policies however Im confused if this covers BYOD Windows and Mac OS etc.
Thanks for any help.. I am easily confused :-(
Cheers,
String
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