Secure your SaaS & On-premises applications with Azure AD Conditional Access

On By Ronny de JongIn Azure, Azure Active Directory, Azure AD, Azure MFA, Cloud, Conditional Access, IntuneLeave a comment

Last week Microsoft announced the public preview of Azure AD Conditional Access to protect Azure AD SaaS applications based on device-based policy rules. Conditional Access (CA) is already available for a quite long time for those who are using Microsoft Intune, but was scoped to Microsoft cloud services such as Dynamics CRM Online, Exchange Online, Exchange on-premises, SharePoint Online and Skype for Business Online.

With the introduction of CA for Azure AD SaaS applications it’s a great step forwards raising the security bar in a mobile first cloud first world securing your SaaS applications and how they being accessed.


In this blog I will not elaborate the detailed operation of CA but will show you how easily it is to configure and apply Azure AD Conditional Access for an on-premise web application which we have published by Azure AD Proxy. Continue reading “Secure your SaaS & On-premises applications with Azure AD Conditional Access” →

Important! Updated Microsoft Intune Company Portal app for iOS supports only iOS 8.0 or higher.

On By Ronny de JongIn Cloud, Enterprise Mobility, Enterprise Mobility Suite, iOS, Microsoft IntuneLeave a comment

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In case you missed it, Microsoft recently announced the Microsoft Intune Company Portal app for iOS will be updated. Why this might be important to you?

Why updating?

As Apple releases new versions of iOS, they release new functionality, so there is a lack of functionality available on older iOS versions. Ending support for these older versions and encouraging end users to upgrade leads to a better end-user experience and allows us to prioritize the release new functionality for customers. This adjustment to support iOS 8.0 and later brings the iOS Company Portal app into alignment with the version support of the Office apps and many other Microsoft (and non-Microsoft) apps

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Programma System Center Summer Night 2016 bekend!

On By Ronny de JongIn Events, SCUGLeave a comment

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Nog een kleine maand te gaan en dan is het zover –  de System Center Summer Night 2016! De afgelopen week hebben we hard gewerkt om het programma rond te krijgen. En met succes! Naast keynote spreker Andrew de la Haye hebben we een groot aantal Microsoft sprekers, Microsoft MVP’s en experts bereid gevonden om te komen spreken tijdens de System Center Summer Night. Een gevarieerd programma met maar liefst 9 sessies, uiteenlopend van Azure Stack tot The Modern Workplace, Incident response team tot Infrastructure as Code en van Configuration Manager Sneak Preview tot een blik op de toekomst van het internet!

Mede dankzij onze sponsoren hebben we de luxe om ook de toegang tot dit evenement GRATIS aan te kunnen bieden (hier over later meer). Inschrijven voor de System Center Summer Night 2016 – op donderdag 23 juni – doe je hier.

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Customize Windows 10 Start menu with Configuration Manager (MDM) or Microsoft Intune #OMA-URI

On By Ronny de JongIn Cloud, Configuration Manager, Enterprise Mobility, Enterprise Mobility Management, Enterprise Mobility Suite, Intune, Microsoft Intune, System Center, Windows 10Leave a comment

Undoubtedly you ever been asked the question to customize the Windows 10 start menu? Your response might be like “Sure, I’ll fix this by group policy, imaging (task sequence) or last resort by manually importing a .xml file.” All – almost all – valid options in a fully managed environment where your clients are domain joined (Active Directory) and/or fully managed by Configuration Manager or MDT. But hey what about your non-domain joined Windows 10 devices which are outside the company and managed by Microsoft Intune (MDM)? Well OMA-URI is your best friend! Smile

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In Windows 10 Enterprise and Windows 10 Education, you can use a mobile device management (MDM) policy to deploy a customized Start layout to users. No reimaging is required, and the Start layout can be updated simply by overwriting the .xml file that contains the layout. This enables you to customize Start layouts for different departments or organizations, with minimal management overhead. With Microsoft Intune (MDM), you define the Start layout using an OMA-URI setting, which is based on the Policy configuration service provider (CSP).

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Part 3 – Create & deploy Enterprise Data Protection using System Center Configuration Manager Current Branch

On By Ronny de JongIn UncategorizedLeave a comment

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In this blog series of Enterprise Data Protection (EDP) I will provide you some more insights what EDP is, how it works and how to create & deploy EDP policies by Configuration Manager and Microsoft Intune.

In this 3rd blog post I’ll outline how to create & deploy Enterprise Data Protection policies by Configuration Manager Current Branch (1511) to Windows 10 devices.

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Unlock your Windows 10 PC with your Windows Mobile Phone Sign-in App

On By Ronny de JongIn Windows 10, Windows Mobile 10Leave a comment

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As Windows 10 expert you probably know there are many ways to log on to your Windows 10 device. Windows 10 already does a lot to spare you from typing in your password. Windows Hello and Microsoft Passport are technologies are part of the Windows 10 operating system and help mitigate threats from conventional credentials. With Phone Sign-in app (Beta) Microsoft releases a new way of logging on to your Windows 10 device.

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New version of Azure MFA Server available (7.0.0)

On By Ronny de JongIn Active Directory, Azure, Azure AD, Azure MFA, Cloud, Enterprise Mobility Suite, Windows Server 2012 R2Leave a comment

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For those who are using Azure Multi-Factor Authentication Server (on-premises) hereby a quick post to inform you there is a new version of Azure MFA Server available. The new version of Azure MFA Server (7.0.0.9) can be downloaded through the Azure Management Portal or MFA Management Portal.

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