Does Prisma Browser support device-based Conditional Access (device ID / compliance)?

SeriThal — Sun, 17 May 2026 20:08:41 GMT

Hi all,

I’m currently investigating an issue with Prisma Access Browser (Android) in combination with Microsoft Entra Conditional Access and wanted to check if anyone has faced something similar.

Setup:

- Prisma Browser deployed via Intune (Android Enterprise, fully managed/BYOD)

- Company Portal installed and device properly enrolled

- Microsoft Authenticator used for MFA

- Authentication is routed via Palo Alto Cloud Identity Engine (Cloud Authentication Service)

- Conditional Access policy requires device-based conditions (device trust / compliance)

Issue:

When users access an application (e.g. SaaS app protected by Entra Conditional Access) through Prisma Browser, the sign-in logs in Entra show:

- Device ID: not present

- Join Type: not set

- Managed: No

- Compliant: No

Even in the Cloud Identity Engine (CAS) logs, device attributes are missing.

Assumption:

It seems that Prisma Browser does not pass through device identity / device claims to Entra (possibly due to its authentication flow and/or CAS integration).

Questions:

- Is Prisma Browser on Android expected to support device-based Conditional Access (device ID, compliance, join type)?

- Does Prisma Browser integrate with Microsoft broker (Authenticator / Company Portal) for device identity?

- Is there any configuration required to enable device claims passthrough?

- Or is this a known limitation by design?

Currently, the only workaround is to use network-based exclusions, which weakens the Conditional Access model.

Would appreciate any insights or experiences.

Thanks!

Re: Does Prisma Browser support device-based Conditional Access (device ID / compliance)?

nikoolayy1 — Tue, 26 May 2026 06:05:12 GMT

Prisma Access has it's own Device ID as shown in Manage Prisma Browser Devices that can be grouped in Device Groups.

About integrating with Microsoft Conditional Access Device ID after I checked with AI (I used Copilot but chatgpt should also help) I see that it may need Windows Accounts Extension and maybe you have not allowed this extension that collects this data from the machine.

Also see Windows Account Based SSO Authentication and maybe enable Microsoft Auto-SSO.

As Prisma Browser is heavily restricted on extensions that could be the issue but if not better open a support case.

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