Skip to the content Microsoft Teams is rapidly becoming a leading go-to tool for time-sensitive communication worldwide.
The enormously high value this service offers beyond what on-premise solutions do is not without a downside, however.
One critical vulnerability that many organizations which use Microsoft Teams and similar cloud-based UC services are exposed to is unauthorized access from unmanaged devices.
Restricting access to Microsoft Teams by UEM/EMM/MDM has always been challenging due to the fact that the service is not under the company’s control, as it may be accessible from any device and at any location.
Moreover, UC cloud services come with the challenge of working with protocols other than HTTPS, as well as the need to preserve call quality level.
In other words, even when your organization is using an MDM to keep secure, employees may still log into the company’s Microsoft Teams using personal, unmanaged and non-compliant devices – placing your company at risk.
What is Conditional Access for Microsoft Teams?
Conditional Access for Microsoft Teams is a security solution that restricts access to Teams based on device compliance and identity policies.
How does Conditional Access improve Microsoft Teams security?
It prevents unauthorized access, ensures only compliant devices connect, and reduces data leakage risks.
Can I restrict Microsoft Teams access from unmanaged devices?
Yes. Conditional Access lets you block or limit Teams access from unmanaged devices to protect sensitive business data.
What are the benefits of device compliance in Teams?
Device compliance ensures that only secure, policy-compliant devices access Microsoft Teams, improving security and regulatory compliance.
Who should use Conditional Access for Microsoft Teams?
Organizations using Microsoft Teams who need strict control over data access, device compliance, and collaboration security.
