Microsoft’s Enterprise Mobility and Security, also known as EMS, is suite of tools that provide extra control over your company’s data. There are two versions for the enterprise: E3 and E5. This blog article will dig a little bit into the differences between them.
Microsoft’s Enterprise Mobility + Security, or EMS, is a new product to Microsoft’s portfolio. Before there was Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security, there were four separate products. It includes four components:
Microsoft EMS E3 is the “original” version of EMS. It includes The “P1” versions of Azure Active Directory and Azure Information Protection. It also includes Microsoft Intune and Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics.
Essentially, Microsoft EMS E3 contains the “base” version of the 4 products included in EMS.
Microsoft EMS E5 contains everything in EMS E3 with three additions:
| Features | EMS E3 | EMS E5 |
|---|---|---|
Azure Active Directory | P1 | P2 |
Microsoft Intune | Included | Included |
Azure Information Protection | P1 | P2 |
Advanced Threat Analytics | Included | Included |
Cloud App Security | - | Included |
In April 2020 Microsoft rebranded Office 365 as Microsoft 365. In this post we will summarize all the licensing options available for Microsoft 365 and the apps included with each license.
There’s a lot to be said about consistency in product names, but when you have dozens of products, each with multiple versions, similar names can quickly become confusing. We’re watching you, Microsoft.
When it comes to obtaining licenses, there are a variety of options available. Retail, OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturer), MSDN (Microsoft Software Developer Network) and Volume Licensing
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