New reporting capabilities help IT and security teams connect browser events, user behavior, and policy outcomes inside Devicie.
Browser activity has become a critical part of the security story.
It is where users work, where risk increasingly shows up, and where important signals are often missed or left disconnected from the rest of device management.
That is why Devicie is continuing to expand its work with Microsoft Edge for Business.
At RSA, we are highlighting new Edge for Business reporting capabilities in Devicie that help IT and security teams better understand what is happening inside the browser, from extension activity to unsafe browsing events, password security signals, sensitive data movement, and browser-based authentication activity.
This is an important step forward for teams that need more than policy configuration alone. They need visibility into outcomes. They need to understand how browser governance policies are showing up in the real world, across users, devices, and profiles. And they need that insight in the same operational model they already use to keep devices healthy, compliant, and under control.
Why this matters
Modern device management is not just about pushing policy.
It is about knowing whether those policies are working, where risk is emerging, and what needs attention before small issues become bigger ones.
That is especially true in the browser. Extensions, credential misuse, unsafe site visits, suspicious downloads, and sensitive data transfer can all shape an organization’s security posture. But too often, those signals live in separate places or require manual investigation to make them useful.
Devicie helps close that gap.
By bringing Microsoft Edge for Business reporting into Devicie, teams can move from static browser configuration to more operational browser intelligence. Instead of only seeing what was configured, they can start to see what is actually happening and who is affected.
Configured once. Better visibility everywhere.
What is new in Devicie
The latest Edge for Business reporting work in Devicie is designed to help customers navigate from broad fleet visibility down to the individual browser profiles and users associated with specific events.
Inside Devicie, browser event signals are grouped into contextual reporting views that make it easier to understand what is happening across the environment and where action may be needed.
These reporting views are designed to surface activity such as:
- browser extension installs and changes
- sensitive data transfer events
- password reuse or password security signals
- unsafe browsing activity
- suspicious or risky file transfer activity
- browser-based authentication events
This gives teams a more practical way to connect policy to behaviour and behaviour to security outcomes.
In other words, it helps close the loop between:
policy configuration -> user behaviour -> security outcomes
From browser governance to operational insight
Devicie already helps organizations standardize device management across complex environments.
With Edge for Business reporting, that model extends further into the browser.
Teams can now gain clearer insight into how browser governance policies are performing in practice, including which events are occurring, which users or profiles are involved, and how browser behaviour may be shaping security outcomes across the environment.
That matters for organizations trying to reduce operational drag without sacrificing control.
Too many teams are still working across fragmented tools, manual checks, and incomplete reporting. The result is slower response times, more uncertainty, and more effort spent stitching together signals that should already be connected.
This is exactly the kind of operational gap Devicie is built to help solve.
Fewer gaps. Faster action. More control.
Built for real-world IT and security teams
This update is especially relevant for organizations managing complex device fleets, lean IT teams, or environments where governance, compliance, and risk need to be easier to prove and easier to act on.
By bringing browser-level reporting into Devicie, teams can:
- improve visibility into browser-related security signals
- investigate activity with more context
- correlate browser events with broader device operations
- reduce manual effort across reporting and review workflows
- strengthen governance without adding another disconnected tool
That is the bigger story behind this update.
It is not just about adding more telemetry. It is about making that telemetry usable in the same operational framework teams rely on every day.
What we are showing at RSA
At RSA, we are demonstrating how Microsoft Edge for Business reporting flows into Devicie and how customers can use that visibility to better understand browser activity across their managed environments.
This builds on our broader approach to device management: helping IT and security teams scale operations with greater visibility, consistency, and confidence. That broader direction is central to Devicie’s updated messaging and platform story.
As this capability continues to roll out, we are excited about the value it can bring to customers looking for a more complete view of device and browser risk in one place.
If you are attending RSA and want to see how Devicie is extending device management with browser-level intelligence through Microsoft Edge for Business, we would love to connect.
Stop by the Microsoft Security booth to see how Devicie helps organizations bring complex environments under control with better visibility into device state, security exposure, and operational risk.
Be Among the First to Experience It
We’re proud to launch this capability in partnership with Microsoft as part of the new Microsoft Edge for Business security connector ecosystem.
📖 Read the official Microsoft announcement from RSAC 2026
🌐 Learn more about the ecosystem at aka.ms/Edge/Connectors
📅 Visit us at RSAC 2026 and the Microsoft booth to see it in action
📘 Get started today: Microsoft Learn setup guide
👇 Watch a 2 Minute Demo
Ready to bring browser insights into your security stack?
Start with Devicie today → https://devicie.com/contact
Read the Microsoft launch blog → https://blogs.windows.com/msedgedev/2025/04/28/introducing-edge-for-business-security-connectors/
Learn More → https://info.devicie.com/edge-browser-telemetry