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After you create a DLP policy in Purview, you must turn on the appropriate settings in Microsoft Edge to guarantee users in the policy can’t avoid the protections that block them from using noncompliant browsers.
Learn more about how to turn on Microsoft Edge settings for users in a policy.
Important
As a prerequisite, create a DLP policy in Purview before you turn on any settings in Microsoft Edge.
Step 1: Set up an Edge Management Service
To successfully implement a Purview DLP policy that targets cloud apps, you must also set up an Edge Management Service that blocks noncompliant browsers.
- Go to the Microsoft 365 admin center.
- Sign in and select Settings > Microsoft Edge.
Step 2: Create a configuration policy for Microsoft Edge
Follow the steps to create a new configuration policy, in brief:
- For policy type, choose “Cloud policy.”
- Include the same users scoped in the DLP policy.
- Settings aren’t required.
- You don’t need to modify the dropdown.
- Add security groups or all users in the tenant. tenant.
- Click Save.
Step 3: Turn on Microsoft Edge settings
Once you’ve created a configuration policy, turn on the settings that guarantee users can’t avoid the protections blocking them from using noncompliant browsers.
To turn on these settings:
- In the newly created policy, select the Customization Settings tab.
Tip
Anytime you edit settings in this tab, they'll show up in the “Settings” page on the left.
- Select Security settings.
- Check the box titled “Block use of cloud apps in browsers where Purview in-browser protections doesn’t apply.”
- Click Save changes.
Note
This ensures that when a user signs in to Microsoft Edge for Business on a new device using their EntraID credentials, the Purview DLP policies are automatically applied to that device.
Delete the configuration policy with the Purview DLP policies
If you’re an admin, you can delete the configuration policy that was deployed to users or uncheck the feature configuration.
To delete the configuration policy:
- Go to the policy.
- Click Delete.
- In the side panel, acknowledge and confirm the changes.
- Click Delete.
To uncheck the feature configuration box:
- Go to the policy.
- Select the Customization Settings tab.
- Select Security settings.
- Uncheck the box titled “Block use of cloud apps in browsers where Purview in-browser protections doesn’t apply.”
- Click Save changes.
FAQs
Will my other settings still work if I check the “Block other browsers” box?
No, the “Block other browsers” box takes precedence over all other settings. Only one setting can be turned on at a time.
Can I use manual and automated configurations with this new feature?
Yes, the magic button lets you configure semi-automatically. To do this, admins must disable existing policies.