In my last few blog posts I have talked about Azure AD conditional access policies and how we can use it to control access. In a conditional access policy, we define who have access to what applications from where. This is purely control the access to your app. Azure cloud app security allow us to extend these capabilities further into session level. using cloud app security, we can examine each…
Just-in-Time Administrations protects high-privileged accounts been compromised. Administrators will have their privileges when they “required”. It minimizes the lateral movements of identity attack. Azure AD PIM allows to create time-based temporally admin accounts. In this demo I am going to demonstrate how to create time-based admin accounts in azure using PIM. If you are new to…
Azure AD application gallery contains thousands of applications already but there can be situations where organizations uses their own applications. In such scenario Azure AD allows to bring these apps to azure.
In my previous blog post “Step-by-Step guide to Azure AD Password-based single-sign on”, I explained Azure AD password-based single-sign on and how we can use it.
Single-sign on provides seamless sing on experience to multiple systems using one identity platform. Azure AD supports three types of single-sign configuration methods for applications.
Federated single sign-on – This is the most commonly used SSO type. when it is in use, applications redirect users to Azure AD for authentication. This method can use with any application that use SAML…
