MS Cloud App Security vs. O365 Cloud App Security
Hello everyone! I've found it simple to find and compare the differences between O365 Cloud App Security and Microsoft Cloud App Security (i.e. CASB), but fail to see why anyone would sign up for the O365 version, other than simplicity of integration, when the CASB version seems to do everything that it does and more, FOR ROUGHLY THE SAME PRICE e.g. around $3.50 pp pa. It says in the MS CAS CASB documentation that it's included with the E5 version of EMS (Enterprise Mobility + Security), but that you can buy it as a stand-alone product as well. So why would you need to buy the O365 version?? Am I correct in this observation? Can anyone offer any advice? Thank youImplementing Zero Trust: A Guide to Securing Your Data
Data protection is critical for organizations to ensure sensitive information is always protected. Implementing a Zero Trust strategy is an effective way to protect your data. In this guide, we will walk you through the three key components of a data protection strategy and the initial deployment goals for Zero Trust. Learn about what has to be considered to ensure your data is safe at all times, from discovering and classifying your data through monitoring and cleanup.Using MCAS to block file upload to SharePoint Online based on (external) file property?
Hi, With MCAS (by file policy or by Conditional Access App Control), would it be possible to act on single file if specific file property matches search criteria? E.g. if any value in multivalued property "Tags" in Office file matches "testtag01" or if any value in multivalued property "Keywords" in PDF file matches "testtag01". I've tried with O365 DLP, but with traditional Office 365 DLP issue is that those properties are not indexed in SharePoint search index by default and therefore DLP wont detect those.
File or Access policy to restrict file downloads
Hello, We have multiple web applications that are built to be accessible outside of our corporate network. Some of the important features are to be able to generate PDFs and print. Is there a way to setup file or access policies that will restrict file downloads and temporary files to be only saved to corporate OneDrive or SharePoint? This is possible on Office Web Applications and Intune using MAM. Can this be done for Custom applications using MCAS?
Microsoft Cloud App Security Session Policy For .PDF Viewing
Currently we have a session policy in Microsoft Cloud App Security that blocks all file downloads while using Outlook Web which still allows attachment viewing. This works great for all Office documents however .PDF attachments cannot be viewed because they perform a download when previewing them. The only workaround is allow .PDF attachment downloads only. Will there be any future enhancements in MCAS that will allow .PDF viewing while still blocking downloads? Previewing or printing PDF files may be blocked This is normal behavior when you have a policy configured to block downloads. Occasionally when previewing or printing PDF files, apps initiate a download of the file causing Cloud App Security to intervene to ensure the download is blocked and that data is not leaked from your environment. If you would like to allow PDF file downloads, you can exclude PDF files based on their file extension in the relevant session policy.
