Introduction In case you missed the update about the new announcement Microsoft is tightening security around Azure and Microsoft admin portals, by enforcing multifactor authentication (MFA) for all interactive sign-ins. This change has sparked a lot of questions across social medias, and in this post, I aim to address these
Microsoft in recent months has made leaps and bounds to support Multitenant organizations utilizing Cross-tenant Synchronization to attempt to build a seamless end-user experience. Have they succeeded? Almost! Let’s take a look in this last blogpost of the year. Why even have multiple tenants? In a perfect world, every organization
Identity theft is a major concern for most companies. Complex Conditional Access rules/setups may unintentionally leave accounts without multifactor authenticaton. Another aspect of this “not following up” on the technical security features that is set up, is that every day tasks tends to take precedence over tasks that has an
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