Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps
Cloud and workloads

Caac Known Issues

In brief

The documentation now explains that protection applies across tenants within the same Microsoft Edge work-profile session. Separate Edge work profiles provide separate session enforcement between tenants.

What Defender admins need to know

Administrators managing B2B or cross-tenant access should use separate Edge work profiles when tenant-level session isolation is required.

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Documentation change

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Limitations for sessions that are served with Microsoft Edge in-browser protection

The following Google Workspace, deep link, cross-tenant session behavior, and outdated policy enforcement limitations apply only to sessions that are served with Microsoft Edge in-browser protection.

Secure Microsoft Edge Session Controls can't be used with Google Workspace in Enterprise Microsoft Edge browsers

If the URL points to a resource within the secured application, the user is directed to the application's homepage in Microsoft Edge.

Cross-tenant session behavior

Microsoft Edge in-browser protection is applied at the browser session level. It doesn't provide a separate enforcement boundary for each tenant within the same Edge work-profile session.

In B2B or cross-tenant scenarios, a protected session can be established while accessing a resource in one tenant. The protection can continue to apply when the user accesses resources in another tenant within the same Edge work-profile session.

If separate session enforcement is required between tenants, use separate Microsoft Edge work profiles.

Outdated session policy enforcement with Microsoft Edge

When a session policy is enforced using Microsoft Edge in-browser protection and the user is later removed from the corresponding Conditional Access (CA) policy, the original session enforcement may still persist.