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On the New blade, provide a unique name and select the Users and groups assignment to open the Users and groups blade.

On the Conditional Access – Policies blade, click New policy to open the New blade Open the Azure portal and navigate to Microsoft Intune > Conditional access > Policies or navigate to Azure Active Directory > Conditional access > Policies to open the Conditional Access – Policies blade The following seven steps walk through that scenario. That scenario is to never have persisting browser sessions on any platform, for accessing any cloud app, on personal devices. Let’s do that by looking at a simple scenario that is focused on the Persistent browser session access control. Let’s continue by having a look at the configuration options. That and of course based on the end-user itself. The session control provides a lot more flexibility, as it enables the administrator to differentiate on persistent browser sessions, based on the location, the sign-in risk, the location, the client app and the device state conditions that are applicable to the sign-in of the end-user. The “ Stay signed in?” prompt can be controlled on tenant-level, by editing the company branding, or by using the Persistent browser session (preview) session control. The default configuration for browser session persistence, allows the end-user on a personal device to choose whether to persist the session by showing a “ Stay signed in?” prompt after successful authentication. A persistent browser session allows the end-user to remain signed in after closing and reopening their browser window.

Now let’s start with a short introduction about the Persistent browser session (preview) session control. After that I’ll show the configuration steps, followed by the administrator experience. In this post I’ll start with a short introduction about this new session control and the behavior that the session control controls.

It was already possible to configure the persistence of browser sessions by using the company branding configuration, but this new session control provides the administrator with a lot more granularity. This week is about the recently introduced session control of Persistent browser session (preview). Like last week, this week is also about conditional access.