August 25, 2022

Exploring Workspace ONE Compliance Integrations into Microsoft Office 365 and Azure AD

This post introduces the Compliance Integrations video which provides an overview of the different implementations to secure access using your Workspace ONE managed devices compliance data and one of 3 options; using Workspace ONE Access, Tunnel, or the Partner Compliance API.

Zero Trust can be a daunting task if you are concerned with enterprise security, especially because everyone describes it as a concept, not a product and a journey you embark on.

Now, we all must start somewhere and as Microsoft did so themselves, we should start with the most commonly used tools, the productivity suite. Particularly, with cloud-based productivity suites like Office 365, we need to secure access to applications and data by incorporating not just user information but also the device compliance state into the authentication process.

This video will give you an overview of the different implementations to secure access using your Workspace ONE managed devices compliance data and one of 3 options; using Workspace ONE Access, Tunnel, or the Partner Compliance API.

 

 

We will follow this overview with detailed operational tutorials on the setup of each of the 3 scenarios within Workspace ONE, so stay tuned!

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Sascha Warno

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Staff Solutions Architect - Identity & Security, EUC Technical Marketing, VMware. Sascha has been with VMware for 8 years having joined through the AirWatch acquisition, mastering Workspace ONE UEM before shifting focus to Identity & Access Management as well as Security. He provided his expertise in Sales, Customer Success and nowadays shares his knowledge and experience about using VMware's solutions for security and access management as part of the EUC Tech Marketing team.