Bring Your Own Device
(BYOD) : Implementation
and Operations using
Microsoft Technologies
WorkshopPLUS
Overview
• Strategic partnership:
addresses the specific needs
within the customer
environment in terms of IT &
BYOD, organizational
constraints and processes /
operational infrastructure
architectures and business
solutions.
• Target Audience :
Attendees of this course
should be experienced users
of Windows Server in
previous versions. Ideally,
they will have some
background in Windows
administration and network.
No previous Windows Server
2012 experience is required.
• Best-Practice Guidance:
The introduction of noncompany owned devices
accessing corporate
resources provides unique
challenges to IT. This
workshop is designed to
address specific challenges.
This 3-Day WorkshopPLUS enable companies to address the
increase in employee owned devices (such as Android, IOS,
Windows, Windows Phone, …) which access the secure corporate
network. With this increased proliferation of devices, we will see
what strategies can the company do to minimize risk while providing
services to their employees and guests.
Key Features and Benefits
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Guidance about the current BYOD landscape
Administrative policies for BYOD
Technical controls to implement in a BYOD environment
Tools and techniques to keep your BYOD environment safe
Technical Highlights
Students will hear from Microsoft Industry Experts on the challenges
facing IT security teams as they always have a need to keep up to
date on new devices in the marketplace. This workshop will go into
many best practices in the BYOD space.
Lab environment and exercise are used during the Workshop, to
help student better understand how these technologies will work for
them.
Syllabus
Hardware
Requirements:
This workshop
requires Windows
server 2012R2 that
support Hyper-V and
have at least 8GB of
RAM.
This workshop runs a full 3-days and is designed to give the IT Security
team and infrastructure, guidance in strengthening and securing their
environment from the threats that employees and guests bring when they
are allowed to use their own devices in a corporate IT environment .
Module 1: Introduction to BYOD : This module provides an overview and
the unique challenges introduced by BYOD.
Module 2: Active Directory Federation service : This module provides
an overview on what is new in ADFS 3 and how it can helps in BYOD
scenarios. Student will see how to install and configure ADFS for enabling
options such as Multifactor Authentication or on how to publish an intranet
website.
Module 3: Intune : This module explains how to utilize Windows Intune in
BYOD Scenarios. The instructor will cover Windows Intune technologies
such as delivering applications and other corporate software to devices
while monitoring compliance.
Module 4: Web application proxy : This module explains how to publish
your environment to internet in a secure and control way. Student will also
see how to implement “Device Registration Service”, that increase control
on data access.
Module 5: Workfolders : In this module, students will learn about work
folders which enable users to store and access work files on personal or
corporate devices. We will cover storage and access of work files, options
to maintain control over corporate data, storing the files on centrally
managed file servers and specifying user device policies such as
encryption and lock screen passwords.
Module 6 Azure RMS : This module explains how to protect corporate
confidential files and avoid data leakage. Azure RMS enables file
restriction on user authentication and therefore ensure that only authorized
users have access.
Module 7 Windows RT & Windows ToGo : This module explains how to
transform personal device into productive tools. How users, can get access
to all they enterprise environment in a secure way.
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