Dropbox overlay icons missing
Hi, I am managing a few computers with Microsoft Intune. When I install Dropbox on Intune managed computers, I always check that everything has synced and that it is on the latest stable Dropbox version. But about 6 months ago the Dropbox overlay icons started disappearing from explorer and the OneDrive icons started appearing instead. I Tried to change the position in the register so they are at the top, but it did not work. I Reinstalled Dropbox several times and with different versions. I have turned off OneDrive on the computers. It is installed with admin privileges. I do not have any special domain rules. I have had contact with Dropbox and we think this is a settings/policies error in Intune. Is there any known setting or policy that i may have missed for Dropbox? Or anyone else who has the same problem?
Dropbox with Pooled/non-persistent desktops
HEllo team we have an environment where our X number of users (hybrid from on-prem AD) are using AVD without any problem but now we want to use Dropbox with all these machines.. each user logs in to AVD with AD account but the Dropbox login is not federated and will login using some other account.. i am not able to find any help on questions like; if Dropbox is supported on non-persistence pooled desktops and if yes how to make this work .. as currently .. once user logs in to desktops they have to each time login to their Dropbox manually and perform sync .. then next time when this user will go to some other desktop .. he has to login again and perform sync again .. need some guidance and help here plz.DLP and Defender for Cloud Apps (MCAS) blocking the upload of sensitive data to personal Dropbox
Hi there, THE REQUIREMENT Block the upload of sensitive content (defined with Sensitive Information Types - not Labels) to personal cloud storage such as a personal Dropbox account. THE RESEARCH Endpoint DLP Based on this requirement, I have come to the conclusion that this can only be achieved through https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/endpoint-dlp-learn-about?view=o365-worldwide using the https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/compliance/dlp-chrome-get-started?view=o365-worldwide and requiring an E5 license for all users. Conditional Access and Defender for Cloud Apps - Session Policy I also considered using a https://itsakerhetsguiden.se/2021/03/31/mcas-session-control-for-sensitive-information/ in Defender for Cloud Apps (MCAS) to block the upload of such information, but the policy only relies on Sensitivity Labels (and not Sensitive Information Types which is the requirement) M365 Compliance Centre and Defender for Cloud Apps - DLP Policy I am also aware that one can add an App Connector for Dropbox as a Cloud App, then using this in M365 Compliance Centre as a location: But this only works for corporate Dropbox accounts and not personal. I am sure I am missing something here in terms of the requirement and the capability that Microsoft provides throughout the DLP and MIP capabilities. Please help? Dirk
