Outlook MAM policies create encrypted containers for work email and calendar. Clean separation. Zero-wipe approach. Employees keep their stuff.
Traditional MDM requires device enrollment, which gives IT access to personal data and lets them wipe the entire device. That's a non-starter for most employees.
Email and Calendar Protection uses Microsoft Intune MAM (Mobile Application Management) to secure corporate Outlook on personal devices without device enrollment. Corporate email lives in an encrypted, isolated container that can be remotely wiped without touching personal photos, apps, or messages.
With Outlook MAM policies, you enforce encryption at rest and in transit, block copy/paste to personal apps, disable screenshots, and prevent corporate attachments from being saved to personal cloud storage. Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies ensure sensitive information cannot leave the managed environment.
This is the zero-wipe approach. When an employee leaves, you remove only the corporate email container. Their personal contacts, photos, and messages stay untouched. Employees love it because their privacy is respected. IT loves it because corporate data is fully protected.
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Corporate email lives in an encrypted, isolated container within the Outlook app. AES-256 encryption, separate from personal data, fully managed by Intune.
Block copy/paste from corporate email to personal apps. Prevent screenshots. Restrict printing. Data stays where it belongs.
Enforce MFA, device compliance checks, and location-based policies before granting email access. Integrates seamlessly with Entra ID.
Employee leaves or loses their phone. One click in the Intune console wipes only the corporate email container. Personal photos, apps, and data stay untouched.
iOS, Android, Windows, macOS. Employee-owned or corporate-owned. Same policies, same experience, same level of protection.
Employees install Outlook from the app store, sign in with their work account, and policies apply automatically. No IT ticket required.
We configure MAM policies that protect corporate data without touching personal content. Clean boundaries. No device takeover. Employees trust the system because it respects their privacy.
25 years of Microsoft endpoint management experience. We've deployed MAM for hundreds of organizations, from 20-person startups to 5000-person enterprises. We know what works.
Flat rate for policy configuration, testing, and user communications. No hourly creep, no surprise bills. You'll know exactly what it costs before we start.
Every deployment includes 90 days of post-launch support for policy adjustments, user questions, and edge cases. We don't drop you after go-live.
Traditional MDM scares employees away. Our MAM approach requires zero device enrollment, so adoption rates go from 30% to 95%+.
Employees forward work email to personal Gmail or save attachments to Dropbox. We lock down copy/paste, forwarding, and external saves.
Phone gets lost at the airport. One click in Intune wipes corporate email, but leaves personal photos and contacts untouched. Zero collateral damage.
HIPAA, SOC 2, CMMC require encryption and access controls for corporate email. MAM meets the requirement without device enrollment hassles.
Yes. The Outlook app creates separate containers for corporate and personal accounts. Employees can switch between them seamlessly, but corporate data stays encrypted and protected by your policies.
We wipe only the corporate email container. Their personal photos, apps, and data remain untouched. This is the zero-wipe approach — clean separation, no collateral damage.
No. Outlook MAM works without full device enrollment. Employees install Outlook, sign in with their work account, and policies apply automatically. Their device stays theirs.
Yes. MAM policies can block copy/paste between corporate and personal contexts, prevent forwarding to external accounts, restrict saving attachments to personal cloud storage, and enforce encryption for all corporate email data.
Calendar is protected the same way as email. Corporate calendar events stay in the encrypted container, separate from personal calendar. Employees can view both, but policies prevent data leakage between them.
Typically 1-2 weeks. We configure policies, test with a pilot group, refine based on feedback, and then roll out to the full organization. Most of the time is spent on user communications and change management, not technical setup.
Fixed-fee deployment, 90 days of support included, zero-wipe approach. Tell us about your environment and we'll send you a proposal within 24 hours.