compliance policy on unmanaged devices

[LeonDee]

Hello

is it possible to apply a compliance policy to unmanaged devices (no Azure AD join) and configure this policy yourself?

The goal should be to check the compliance of "Azure Ad registered" devices. If the devices are compliant, they should have access to company data. BYOD scenario.

Conditional Acess should be used to allow or block access.

Important The compliance check should be performed on unmanaged devices.

Best regards

[#2]

Compliance policies are for devices that Endpoint Manager manages, you can't detect settings on unmanaged devices.

[#3]

Echoing my Colleague Harm answer. You can’t use Compliance Policies on unmannged device but you could use Windows Information Protection + Conditional Access.

Moe

https://www.inthecloud247.com/force-windows-information-protection-with-conditional-access/

[#4]

I thought that wip was being cancelled/retired?

[#5]

Let me give an answer... as you are speaking about Azure Ad Registered devices (people are reading unmanaged only I guess :p?)
As mentioned and showed here, depending on the MDM/MAM scope , the aadr device could enroll into Intune.... and with that enrollment compliance can be measured...

https://call4cloud.nl/2021/08/the-battle-between-aadj-and-aadr/

Or do you meant something totally different :) ?