Office 365 App Protection policies
Once you register Ivanti EPMM as an Azure app you can add and manage Office 365 App Protection policies in the Microsoft Azure cloud for Office 365 apps.
This section includes the following topics:
Before using this feature, complete the prerequisites described in the following section: Prerequisites for using Office 365 App Protection.
Related topics
Adding Office 365 App Protection policies
Policies use data populated from Azure Active Directory during real-time syncs.
Procedure
- Log in to the Admin Portal.
- Go to Services > Microsoft Graph > Policies > Add.
- Complete the App protection policies form. Refer to Add Office 365 App Protection policies window for details.
- In the Compliance Actions section, select a Setting, enter the value, and select an Action. Refer to the App protection policies fields table.
- Select +Add to configure additional compliance actions.
- Select Save to add the policy to the list of DLP policies on the Policies table.
Editing Office 365 App Protection policies
Policies use data populated from Azure Active Directory during real-time syncs.
Procedure
- Log into the Admin Portal.
- Go to Services > Microsoft Graph > Policies.
- Select the name of a policy you want to edit.
- Complete the App protection policies form. Refer to Add Office 365 App Protection policies window for details.
- In the Compliance Actions section, select a Setting, enter the value, and select an Action. Refer to the App protection policies fields table.
- Select +Add to configure additional compliance actions.
- Select Save to save the policy edits.
Managing Office 365 App Protection policies
You can take any of the following actions on each Office 365 App Protection policy:
- Assign User Groups
- Assign Apps
- Delete Policies
Procedure
- Log in to the Admin Portal.
- Go to Services > Microsoft Graph > Policies.
- Locate a policy you want to manage and go to the Actions column.
- Assign user groups to the App Protection policy.
- Select the Assign User Groups icon.
- Search for user groups.
- Select one or more user groups to add to the policy.
- Select Save.
- Assign Office 365 apps to the app protection policy.
- Select the Assign Apps icon.
- Search for apps.
- Select one or more apps to add to the policy.
- Select Save.
- Delete an Office 365 App Protection policy.
- Select the Delete Policy icon.
- Select Yes to confirm deletion of the policy.
The Office 365 App Protection policies take affect:
- After assigning the policy to a user group.
- A user from the assigned user group logs into an Office 365 app using AAD credentials.
Add Office 365 App Protection policies window
Access this window by logging into the Admin Portal and selecting Services > Microsoft Graph > Policy and selecting Add or selecting a policy to edit.
The following table summarizes fields and descriptions in the Add App Policies window. Also, refer to the App protection policies fields table.
Table: App protection policies fields
Fields | Description |
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Name | This required field is the name used to track the Office 365 App Protection policy in Ivanti EPMM. |
Description | Describes the profile’s purpose (optional). |
Platform | Select the platform for the Office 365 apps. The options are: iOS or Android. Some of the other options on this form will change depending on which platform you select. Refer to the relevant platform's Device Management Guide. |
Data Relocation | |
Prevent Android backups | Choose Yes to prevent this app from backing up data to the Android Backup Service Choose No to allow this app to back up data. (The default is Yes.) |
Allow app to transfer data to other apps | Use this option to specify what apps can receive data from this app. The options are listed below.
When any of the above options except All apps are selected, the exempted apps are listed to the right of the Allow app to receive data from other apps field. Modifying these settings changes how data is transferred to other applications. |
Allow app to receive data from other apps | Select an option to specify what apps can transfer data to this app.
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Prevent "Save As " | Select to disable the use of the Save As (a new document) option in any app that uses this policy. De-select if you want to allow the use of Save As. (Default is unchecked.) Selecting Prevent Save As activates the Select which storage services corporate data can be saved to field. The options are:
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Restrict cut, copy and paste with other apps | Specifies when cut, copy, and paste actions can be used with this app. The options are listed below.
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Block screen capture and Android assistant | Check this to block the ability to use screen captures and block Android assistant. Default is allowed. |
Encrypt app data | Select to encrypt app data that is associated with an Intune mobile application management policy. Encryption is provided by Microsoft. Data is encrypted synchronously during file I/O operations according to the setting in the mobile application management policy. Managed apps on Android use AES-128 encryption in CBC mode utilizing the platform cryptography libraries. The encryption method is not FIPS 140-2 certified. SHA-256 encryption is supported as an explicit instruction using the SigAlg parameter and will only work on devices 4.2 and above. Content on the device storage is always encrypted. |
Disable app encryption when device encryption is enabled | This field activates when the Encrypt app data field is selected. Disables app encryption when the device encryption is enabled . Default is de-selected. |
Disable contact sync | When this setting is enabled, users cannot sync contacts to the native address book. Default is un-checked. |
Disable printing | Select this to block printing protected data from the app. Default is un-checked. |
Restrict web content to display in the Managed Browser | Check this to enforce web links in the app to be opened in the Managed Browser app. Uncheck this to open web links in Chrome. Default is de-selected. |
Block third party keyboards | When this setting is enabled, a third-party keyboard cannot be used with protected apps. |
Access | |
Require PIN for access | Select this to require users to enter a PIN to access this app. The user is prompted to set up this PIN the first time the app is run. Default is selected, which activates all the fields in the Access section of this page. |
Allow simple PIN | Allow simple PIN: Check this to allow users to use simple PIN sequences like 1234 or 1111. Choose No to prevent them from using simple sequences. (The default value is checked.)
When the Require PIN for access field is de-selected, this field is deactivated. |
Allow fingerprint of PIN (Android 6.0+) | Select this to allow the user to use Touch ID instead of a PIN for app access. (The default is checked.) When the Require PIN for access field is de-selected, this field is deactivated. |
Override fingerprint with PIN after timeout (minutes) | If required, depending on the timeout (minutes of inactivity), a PIN prompt will override Touch ID prompts. If this timeout value is not met, the Touch ID prompt will continue to show. This timeout value specified under "Recheck the access requirements after (minutes of Activity)". On iOS, this feature requires the app to have Intune SDK version 8.1.1 or above. Inactivity timeout: Specify a time in minutes after which the PIN will override the use of a fingerprint. When the Require PIN for access field is de-selected, this field is deactivated. |
Disable app PIN when device PIN is managed | Select to disable the app PIN when a device lock is detected on an enrolled device. If you select this option, it overrides the requirements for PIN or Touch ID. (The default is unchecked.) When the Require PIN for access field is de-selected, this field is deactivated. |
Require corporate credentials for access | Select to require corporate credentials instead of a PIN for app access. Not selecting this option overrides the requirements for PIN or Touch ID. The user will be prompted to provide their corporate credentials. (The default is unchecked.) |
Recheck the access requirements after (minutes) | Timeout for access requirements is measured in terms of the time of inactivity between any policy-managed application.
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Compliance Actions
Use the Compliance Actions Settings to set the security requirements for your access protection policy. Several settings are provided with pre-configured values and actions.
Procedure
- Select a Setting, enter the value, and select an Action. Refer to the table below.
- Select +Add to configure additional compliance actions.
- At the top of the Policies tab, select Save.
Table: Compliance Action Settings
Setting | Description |
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Max PIN attempts (default) | Specify the number of tries the device user has to successfully enter the correct PIN before the configured action is taken. (Default value is 30 minutes.) Actions include:
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Offline grace period (default) | This is the number of minutes that apps can run offline. Specify the time (in minutes) before the access requirements for the app are rechecked. After this period is expired, the app will Block Access. The default is 720 minutes (12 hours.) |
Offline grace period (default) | This is the number of minutes that apps can run offline. Specify the time (in days) before the access requirements for the app are rechecked. After this period is expired, the app will Wipe data. The default is 90 days. |
Jailbroken/rooted device |
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Min OS version | Select this to require a minimum operating system to use this app. Enter the value in the following format [major].[minor] and select one of the following actions:
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Min App version | Check this option to require a minimum app version to use the app. The user will be blocked from access if the app version on the device does not meet the requirement.
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Min Patch version | Select to require devices have a minimum Android security patch released by Google. Select the calendar icon to select the date for the action below to occur:
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Device manufacturer(s) | Specify a device manufacturer that is required to use this app. Actions include:
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