Files only open in managed apps. Save-as restrictions. Corporate doc protection on personal devices. No device enrollment required.
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OneDrive and SharePoint make collaboration easy. But when employees access corporate documents from personal phones, tablets, and laptops, you lose control. Files get saved to personal cloud storage. Documents get shared via personal email. Screenshots bypass your DLP policies.
We protect your files without taking over the device. App Protection Policies (MAM) enforce security at the application layer, not the device layer. Corporate OneDrive and SharePoint files only open in managed versions of Office apps. Save-as operations are restricted to approved corporate locations. Copy-paste between corporate and personal apps is blocked.
The result: employees can work from any device, your data stays protected, and when they leave, only corporate data gets wiped.
Corporate OneDrive and SharePoint files only open in managed versions of Word, Excel, PowerPoint, and approved apps. Personal versions are blocked.
Prevent corporate files from being saved to personal iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, or other unmanaged cloud storage. Corporate data stays in corporate locations.
Block copy-paste operations between managed and unmanaged apps. Corporate data can't be copied into personal notes, messages, or emails.
Block screenshots and screen recordings of corporate files on mobile devices. Prevent data leaks through photos of sensitive documents.
Require device compliance checks, PIN/biometric authentication, and approved network access before allowing file downloads from OneDrive or SharePoint.
When an employee leaves, wipe corporate apps and data remotely. Personal photos, apps, and contacts remain untouched. Zero-wipe for employees, zero risk for IT.
We design policies around Mobile Application Management, not device enrollment. Your employees keep their privacy, you keep your security. No device takeover, no personal data access.
OneDrive protection policies work in tandem with Conditional Access. We require compliant devices, MFA, and approved networks before allowing file sync. Defense in depth.
We integrate OneDrive MAM with Microsoft Purview Information Protection. Files labeled "Confidential" get extra restrictions: no printing, no screenshots, encryption enforced. Auto-labeling for common patterns.
Policies that are too restrictive get bypassed. We design controls that protect data without frustrating users. Clear policy messages, intuitive workflows, and help desk training included.
Board decks, financial reports, and strategic plans get accessed from personal tablets. We enforce encryption at rest and in transit, block screenshots, and prevent sharing outside managed apps.
OneDrive files sync to unmanaged Windows and Mac devices. We restrict sync to managed folders, enforce BitLocker/FileVault, and require Conditional Access checks before allowing downloads.
You can't enroll their personal devices, but they need SharePoint access. MAM policies apply to the apps only. When the contract ends, corporate data gets wiped remotely with zero impact to their device.
Sales teams, field workers, and consultants use personal phones. We lock down OneDrive mobile apps with PIN requirements, offline access restrictions, and automatic wipe after X days of inactivity.
No, and that's the point. With Intune MAM for BYOD, you only wipe corporate apps and data. OneDrive files, Teams chats, Outlook emails — those can be removed remotely. Personal photos, apps, and contacts remain untouched. This is the core advantage of zero-wipe BYOD.
It gets blocked. App Protection Policies prevent save-as and copy-paste operations between managed and unmanaged apps. Corporate files can only be saved to approved corporate locations like OneDrive, SharePoint, or other managed apps. Users will see a policy message explaining why the action is blocked.
No. MAM (Mobile Application Management) works without device enrollment. Employees install the OneDrive, Outlook, and Teams apps from the app store, sign in with their corporate email, and protection policies apply automatically. We never touch the device itself — only the corporate apps and data.
Yes. You define an allow-list of approved apps. For example, a Word document from SharePoint can only open in Microsoft Word (managed version), not third-party editors or personal OneDrive. You can also block screenshots, printing, or sharing based on file sensitivity labels.
For most organizations, we can deploy OneDrive and SharePoint protection policies in 1-2 weeks. This includes policy design, conditional access setup, app configuration, and user rollout. Our Security Baseline Sprint includes OneDrive/SharePoint MAM as part of a comprehensive 2-week deployment.
Tell us about your environment and we'll design a zero-wipe BYOD strategy that works for your team.