You and your end users can download Microsoft Edge from public app stores for use in your organizations. Using these policies with Microsoft Edge ensures that your company’s resources are protected not only within natively installed apps, but also when accessed through the web browser.

Microsoft Intune protection policies for Microsoft Edge help to protect your organization’s data and resources. For example, you can define bookmarks, a homepage shortcut, allowed or blocked sites, and Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Application Proxy. You can use application configuration settings to strengthen your organization's security posture and configure ease-of-use features for your end users. This helps ensure that browser-based apps only run in the secure Microsoft Edge browser, whether end users connect from the corporate network or connect from the internet. You can control access to software as a service (SaaS) apps and web apps. These capabilities include controlling cut, copy, and paste, preventing screen captures, and ensuring that user-selected links open only in other managed apps. Because Microsoft Edge is integrated with the Intune SDK, you can target app protection policies to protect against data loss.

Intune app protection policy integration.Intune admins can set the desired policies for a protected browsing experience within the work account. There is complete separation between the two identities, which is similar to the architecture and experience in Office 365 and Outlook. Users can add a work account, as well as a personal account, for browsing.

The following Microsoft Edge enterprise features enabled by Intune policies are available: Using Intune app protection policies with Microsoft Edge helps ensure that corporate websites are always accessed with safeguards in place. Manage web access by using Microsoft Edge with Microsoft Intune

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