Posts about:
As you know, for the past few years, Microsoft has been working to remove the need of passwords to access Microsoft Cloud services through Azure Active Directory – also known as password less.
Good news, you don’t need to be a global administrator to manage Multi Factor Authentication (MFA) or authentication methods.
As you may know, Azure AD has been allowing to generate a one time password and sent it by email for external (guest) users for some time (2019 – see https://t.co/5H7QBhEa3D)
As you know, password attacks have been there for quite some time.
This new capability is simplifying switching between Azure Active Directory tenant.
It has been a long awaited capability: you can now download the list of your Azure AD devices directly from the Azure AD portal.
As you know, you can invite external users (known as guest) to your organization, leading to the creation of a guest account in your Azure AD.
As you know you can implement Conditional Access on Azure Active Directory to determine conditions of access to applications published through Azure AD.
As you know Microsoft Cloud services identity is based on Azure Active Directory (AAD).
By now, you should already know the Conditional Access feature provided with Azure AD, helping you defining conditions to authorize access to applications/resources – like requesting multi factor authentication when outside of the corporate network.