Session Abstract

Security perimeters have moved from firewalls to identities to devices, becoming closer and closer to where work actually happens. Today, that brings us to the browser, which has become the point closest to the user’s session, with real‑time control over how data and applications are accessed and used. This session looks at Edge for Business as the secure browser for organizations, showing how it integrates with app protection policies and data loss prevention for managed and unmanaged apps, including detection of sensitive information shared to unmanaged AI apps. We’ll explore what’s here now, along with new capabilities like watermarking, protected clipboard, unified policy management, and extension governance, before giving a forward look at what’s coming next.

Myron Helgering

Myron works for one of the leading IT-service providers in the Netherlands called Pink Elephant. His primary focus is developing security products and services based on Microsoft technology. The unique selling point of these offerings is to make work environments safe and, more importantly, keep them safe. As a Microsoft Security MVP, he enjoys sharing his knowledge and experience with others by writing blog posts, speaking at events and conferences, and co-organizing the monthly Dutch Microsoft Security Meetup with 2000+ members. Besides Microsoft Security, he lives happily in the Netherlands with his wife. In his free time, he enjoys snowboarding and geeky activities like reading fantasy/sci-fi books or playing board games or video games.