In August last year, I published eight articles in a series on Conditional Access, and later once finished I decided to bundle those articles in a paper which are now available on GitHub. You can find version 1.1. of the Conditional Access demystified paper there. You can expect a new version coming soon, since I…
Tag: #AzureAD
Understanding and governing reauthentication settings in Azure Active Directory
Governing when users receive authentication prompts when authenticating to Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) is depending on more than one setting, on which functionalities are in use and also in which scenario you authenticate (Browser, Modern clients or other). Reauthentication can take place by asking for a single factor, like password, FIDO, the password less…
Announcing #WMUG_NL Tuesdays Webinar 12 featuring Thijs Lecomte
Due to the COVID-19 crisis, we (the Windows Management User Group Netherlands) were forced to move our activities to virtual events, which we call WMUG_NL Tuesdays Webinars. For Tuesday, October 13th we are proud to announce that Thijs Lecomte, senior Microsoft 365 consultant at The Collective Consulting and technical editor for the Microsoft 365 Security…
May 2020 update of the Conditional Access Demystified Whitepaper, Workflow cheat sheet, Implementation workflow and Documentation spreadsheet
In August last year, I published eight articles in a series on Conditional Access, and later when finished I decided to bundle those articles in a paper which I made available on the TechNet Gallery. In March this year, Microsoft decided to retire the TechNet Gallery, so I had to find another solution to host…
Some welcome additions to the Admin consent workflow in Azure AD
Update October 7 2020: This functionality is now GA, see Publisher verification and app consent policies are now generally available In February this year, I wrote an article about Admin consent in Azure Active Directory. The article titled: “Did you already modify your Azure AD consent defaults settings? Here is why you should“, explained why…