Conditional access policies have become a cornerstone to secure organizational resources within Microsoft Entra and have formed a crucial part of Microsoft's zero-trust security model. These policies ...

Microsoft Entra Conditional Access is a Zero Trust policy engine that uses sign-in signals to automate access decisions for ...

Microsoft this week announced a new policy for compelling reauthentications for organizations using the Microsoft Entra Conditional Access service. The new policy, called "sign-in frequency -- every ...

At today's online summit hosted by RedmondMag, titled "Cloud Control: Securing Access and Identity in the Microsoft SaaS Stack," longtime Microsoft MVP and Principal Cloud Architect Joey D'Antoni ...

As part of a broader initiative to strengthen security, Microsoft is rolling out Microsoft-managed Conditional Access policies in Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) to increase the use of ...

Microsoft this month gave renewed notice that it is soon plans to activate Microsoft Entra ID Conditional Access policies that it set in November for certain Microsoft 365 licensees. The policy ...

Microsoft will soon start rolling out Conditional Access policies requiring multifactor authentication (MFA) from administrators when signing into Microsoft admin portals such as Microsoft Entra, ...

Why identity administration became a careerEvery breach report for the last five years has said the same thing: identity is ...

In my many years as an IT trainer I have always emphasized the importance of "plumbing technologies" that fade into the background so that no-one thinks about them until they break. Examples include ...

The Entra ID P2 license is just one among many products and services that Microsoft is making mandatory for users, but its identity access management features make it a big overall security plus.

There are no guarantees in life, but an emergency access account is the closest thing for IT to maintain access to crucial systems when a crisis hits. Many organizations rely heavily on Microsoft ...