Enterprise Mobility + Security | Microsoft Volume Licensing (2024)

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Is enterprise mobility security E3 included in Microsoft 365 E3? ›

The Microsoft 365 Enterprise E3 and E5 solutions offer not only EMS, but Microsoft 365 Apps, unlimited OneDrive storage for subscriptions with 5 or more users, Microsoft Teams, and numerous other tools like Power Automate and Power Apps.

Microsoft Enterprise Mobile + Security (EM+S) is a suite of tools that consists of five different software tools — Azure Active Directory Premium: Azure Active Directory (AD) is an identity management solution that encompasses every aspect of your institution's identity verification processes.

What is the difference between EMS E3 and E5? EMS E3 is the standard tier, while EMS E5 is the advanced tier of Microsoft's Enterprise Mobility Security suite. E5 includes additional features such as Azure AD Premium P2, Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection, and Office 365 Data Loss Prevention.

Enterprise Mobility + Security E5 includes all the capabilities of Enterprise Mobility + Security E3 plus Azure Active Directory Premium (AADP) P2, Azure Information Protection P2, Microsoft Cloud App Security, Azure Active Directory [AD] Identity Protection (as a feature of AADP P2), Azure Advanced Threat Protection, ...

E5 contains higher threat protection, security management, privileged access management, customer lockbox and advanced eDiscovery. While E3 will keep your organisation safe, E5 protects you against a wider variety of threats and makes compliance much easier.

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As noted earlier, the Enterprise Mobility Suite (EMS) comprises 3 cloud-based services: Microsoft Azure Active Directory (AAD) Premium, Microsoft Intune, and Microsoft Azure Rights Management.

MDM is the first step to managing mobile devices within an organization. It provides simple and straightforward management of devices. In contrast, EMM takes a broader approach by managing not only mobile devices but the entire mobile ecosystem within an enterprise, including applications and content.

The E5 license is the most feature-packed plan, but that does not mean every user in your organization needs it. You probably don't need features like PSTN conferencing when you can use Teams. Depending on what works best, you can add certain features for specific team members while using a lower plan like E3.

How much does an E3 license cost? ›

For example, the Microsoft E3 to E5 upgrade license option offers enhanced security, compliance and legal protection, better communication tools and more intuitive analytics, to name a few tools. As a result, many organizational decision-makers are looking at the differences between the two and opting to upgrade.

Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security is an intelligent security and mobility platform. It helps protect and secure your organization by allowing your employees to work in a completely new and agile way. EMS is a company's ticket to safety and security.

Enterprise Mobility Security (EMS) E3 is a suite of Microsoft security products that provide you with everything you need to secure your corporate data. EMS E3 enables companies to track and monitor the way users and devices are accessing shared data, as well as deploy conditional access policies suited to your needs.

The EM+S E3 bundle will still be available to nonprofits for $2.70/user/month.

Microsoft 365 E3 contains the Office productivity suite and core security solutions. An E5 license is a complete suite, covering Office 365 Enterprise, Windows 10/11 Enterprise, and Enterprise Mobility + Security technologies.

Microsoft 365 E3 combines best-in-class enterprise productivity apps with core security and compliance capabilities. Improve productivity and foster a culture of collaboration with connected experiences. Transform how you manage your business and enhance customer relationships with integrated workflows.

EMS personnel include Emergency Medical Responders (EMRs), Emergency Medical Technicians (EMTs), Advanced EMTs (AEMTs), paramedics, nurses, and EMS medical directors.