What MSPs should know about Azure AD Monitoring
Access control and identity management are fundamental parts of cybersecurity. Managed service providers (MSPs) must get them right every single time. Fortunately, MSPs that manage Azure environments have some powerful tools available to them right on the platform. Azure AD …
How MSPs can prevent fraud in Microsoft Azure
Identity and access management is a major pillar of modern cybersecurity—and for good reason. The use of stolen credentials is present in about 40% of cyberattacks ↗, and some sort of human element, whether it’s falling for phishing attempts, …
What MSPs should know about multifactor authentication in Azure Active Directory
Multifactor authentication (MFA) requires users to submit two or more forms of identification when signing into a service, for example, requiring a user to enter a password and then confirm their identity by entering a unique code sent to them …
ADFS vs. Azure AD: What’s the difference?
If you’re a Microsoft partner or managed service provider (MSP) working with Microsoft Azure, you need to know which makes the most sense for your customers’ needs.…
Implementing a Zero Trust framework: identity and access management (IAM)
Identity and Access Management (IAM) is a key piece of any Zero Trust cybersecurity strategy. Usernames and passwords have become the first line of defense for modern information security practices, which is why IAM is so important.
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