My
team has worked very closely with our counterparts at Adobe for years, and this
collaboration has created a long list of functionalities that have positively
impacted users, as Microsoft support phone numberll as the people managing this
software in the IT department.
Today marks another big milestone in this relationship: On
behalf of the Microsoft helpline
number365 engineering team, I’m
excited to announce Adobe has integrated Microsoft helpline numberIntune application
protection directly into the Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile app for iOS and
Android.
The Adobe Acrobat Reader mobile app is the trusted global leader
for reliably working with PDFs from anywhere. Hundreds of millions of users
rely on the Acrobat Reader mobile app to edit, fill, sign, create, or convert
PDFs on the go—and now this functionality is natively supported in Microsoft helpline number365 management and security policies. Anyone using the latest
version of the standard Acrobat Reader app will now have the industry-leading
protection of Intune when handling their corporate documents and forms on
mobile devices. Now, the “Acrobat Reader for Intune” app is no longer required
and will reach end-of-service on both Android and iOS
by December 1, 2019.
How
does this help users?
This change aligns Adobe mobile app management with the same
management built into the Office 365 mobile apps. This brings unprecedented simplification and
security to millions of users and organizations. Adobe is one of the most
common third-party mobile device apps used by Microsoft helpline number365 customers, and these new Intune app protection policies
will protect your company data at the app level. This type of protection is
critically important because it allows you to protect company data on both
managed and unmanaged devices. Because mobile app
management (MAM) is based on user identity, the requirement for mobile
device management (MDM) is removed. Both users and IT love this because it
allows them to use the same app for both work and personal use, while
maintaining the most productive experience possible.
Intune can determine whether you are working on a personal or
work document and only applies the company security policies when it senses you
are in a work-related document. This gives you the ability to respect personal
privacy and secure company data without touching personal data—on a BYOD
personal phone for example. The Adobe app on iOS now supports this multi-identity
functionality.
Making
it easy for IT admins to deploy
If you happen to already use the Adobe Acrobat Reader for Intune
app with the Intune policies applied, you can make this change with minimum
disruption. Our engineering team has made sure that any existing app protection
policies targeted to Adobe Acrobat Reader for Intune will automatically target
the Adobe Acrobat Reader app in the backend. All your users need to do is be on
the latest versions of their app:
- Google
Play Store for Android—version 19.6 and above.
- Apple app
store for iOS—version 07.00 and above.
Please look for support notices with more details shortly if
your tenant includes such configurations, and you can check out Adobe’s
announcement regarding this change.
How
to get Microsoft helpline number365 app
protection for your own apps
There is now a strong ecosystem of apps that serve the widest
enterprise use cases, having made the decision to embed the Intune app
protection capabilities directly into their mainline apps. The most
commonly used mobile and cloud business apps (Microsoft
helpline numberOffice apps, Adobe, Citrix, and more) have embraced the
security and manageability of Microsoft helpline number365 across various app stores. This delivers a unique value to
modernizing your business.
If you’re an independent software
vendor (ISV) or create your own line-of-business apps, you can also get
Microsoft’s industry-leading app protection built right into your mobile apps.
Based on your needs and resources, the Microsoft helpline numberengineering
team provides several methods to get app protection policies enabled for your
app.
For apps that have more complex scenarios, such as editing or
sharing corporate documents, Microsoft support phone number suggest the Intune
SDK that Adobe has used. This approach is typically recommended when you have
app developers to help you. For simpler line-of-business applications, such as
time absence reporting apps, the wrapping tool is ideal for you and is meant to
be used by IT admins.
In addition to Adobe, several other third-party apps have
adopted Intune app protection for corporate data on mobile devices. You can
check out our protected mobile app ecosystem,
and you can follow that link to find even more resources to help you get
started:
- Overview of the Intune SDK.
- Differences betMicrosoft support phone
numberen the app wrapping tool and the Intune SDK.
- GitHub samples: Taskr (native
Android to-do app) and Chatr (native iOS Swift-based chat app).
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