Something slightly different but still useful for some of us. The commands shown below are pretty straight forward to retrieve some information using PowerShell. The
Tag: AzureAD
Microsoft has released (globally available) a new form of Conditional Access (CA) policies. This CA policy requires users to use MFA when accessing admin portals.
In the past it was possible to create non-expiring client secrets. When creating a client secret the drop down menu showed the option Never expires.
Protecting users and authentications with MFA is one of the most important things to do. Users need to identify their authentications with at least one
While using Conditional Acces, we can require specific requirements for users, devices, apps, countries (locations), device states, etc. This gives us the opportunity to allow
The SMTP Authentication protocol (in Exchange Online) is the most attacked (legacy) protocol now a days. This happened since Microsoft is currently disabling all other
While most people rely on Azure AD Sign-in logs, there are some additional features which are worth implementing in your tenant. One of these features
Require dynamic lock as part of your compliance policy using custom compliance policies.
Have you ever wondered what to do when you lost admin access to your Tenant? Have u got a panic plan or any idea how to act when there’s absolutely no admin access to your tenant anymore?
Last week I encountered a strange issue while connecting to a customer it’s tenant via CSP (Partner Center). It seemed to start since I’ve migrated