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CIS Microsoft Intune for Edge Benchmark

Checks that Intune policies configure the Level 1 recommendations of the CIS Microsoft Intune for Edge Benchmark v1.0.0. One test per setting.

Version
0.1.0
Tests
99
Connectors
0
Published
7 Nov 2026

Pacers31Colts18 · pacers31colts18.cis-edge-intune-l1 · 0 stars · Open source · MIT

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MP.JL.CISEDGEINT.L1.013 Allow cross-origin HTTP Basic Auth prompts is set to Disabled

Severity: MediumGraph

Description

CIS Microsoft Intune for Edge Benchmark, recommendation 1.13.2 (Level 1).

The test passes when an assigned settings catalog policy for Windows sets Microsoft Edge > HTTP authentication > Allow cross-origin HTTP Basic Auth prompts to Disabled, and no other assigned policy sets it to something else.

Remediation action

  1. In the Microsoft Intune admin center, go to Devices > Configuration and open (or create) a settings catalog policy for Windows 10 and later.
  2. Add Microsoft Edge > HTTP authentication > Allow cross-origin HTTP Basic Auth prompts and set it to Disabled.
  3. Assign the policy to your Windows devices, and remove any other assigned policy that sets it to something else.

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