Configuring screen locks
Windows has some great built-in security features that help to keep the desktop secure. While some are configured on the desktop itself, others can be managed using Microsoft Intune as well. Join us while we explore the built-in security options of Windows.
Dynamic locking
A user has access to their company’s apps and data once they have signed in to their personal desktop. It doesn’t really matter whether their workspace is on their local device or a virtual desktop such as Windows 365 or Azure Virtual Desktop. In an ideal world, all of the users would hit the Windows key + L to lock their desktop before they leave for a short while. But what happens if they forget?
The workspace will be unlocked and access to corporate apps and potentially sensitive data will remain available. Bad actors have an opportunity to access data they are not supposed to. So what options do IT admins have to limit the time that the workspace is unlocked in...
