The Risky User report is useful sure, but wouldn’t it be better if you didn’t have to remember to see if any users have been flagged as Risky?
Azure AD
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Where should you configure ASR rules? I had this question, so I asked a contact in Endpoint Management at Microsoft.
What do you do when MFA is required but you can’t login because MFA is required? Here are 5 solutions and I like the last one the best.
Until you know how something is supposed to be done, please don’t buy a tool to do that thing for you. Vendors aren’t crutches.
We hold ourselves to a higher security standard than most of our clients because we have access to many companies. Attackers have shown that MSPs are a huge target.
Internally we use Azure AD P2 features to manage ourselves and automate employee permission and application assignments.
Understanding what we can recover from deletion in Azure AD and what cannot be recovered is important. Especially, the not recoverable par
entities. Two of them are particularly good ideas to limit how a domain can be accessed and will create significant hurdles for criminals
A couple of situations have given rise to the need to prevent the downloading of data to untrusted devices.
Never log in? Never get MFA prompts? If this a pipe dream? Nope the day has arrived