After the implementation of Conditional Access policies, it’s important to monitor the coverage status to check if all sign-ins are covered by a conditional access rule. But it’s important to know that it is highly likely that the coverage in a normal environment will never be 100%. This blog is
One of the biggest pain points of many companies is the documentation of their infrastructure. With the fast changing products/features it’s more important to have an accurate documentation. The Automatic Microsoft 365 Documentation is the successor of the Automatic Intune Documentation which provides many advantages. It’s no longer a simple
Creating configuration documentations is always hassle. Therefore, I extended the Intune documentation with a new option to also document Azure AD Conditional Access policies. The new function Invoke-ConditionalAccessDocumentation will document: Azure AD Conditional Access Policies Translate referenced id’s to real object names (users, groups, roles and applications) Important: The Conditional
OATH TOTP tokens can help to use Azure MFA without mobile phones. I highlight what the differences between available types are and how to enroll them.
Azure AD Conditional Access is one of the most named features which customer implement to protect their environments. But as with many cloud features at first glance it looks really simple to implement but then the complexity comes visible during rollout. Many customers activating it without thinking what the impact
Azure AD Condition Access is a Microsoft solution to dynamically grant or deny access to Applications based on the User, Device, Location and Risk Levels. In this post, I will tell you how to implement Conditional Access in your environment based on notes from the field. First of all, we
If your company is using cloud resources or publishes their OnPrem Resources to the Internet then most of you just use Username/Password or probably Multifactor Authentication (MFA) for Authentication? To securely publish OnPrem Resources you are using Reverse Proxies in your DMZ? If you answer these questions with yes then,
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