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This is somewhat similar to You can assign licenses to
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premises Active Directory
implementation.

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Microsoft 365 Groups

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Microsoft 365 Groups is a You can assign licenses to
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Microsoft 365. done in Microsoft Admin
Center.

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Groups

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M365 Groups

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contacts when you want to
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number of users.

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security messages and also grant
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resources in Exchange
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Azure AD

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Azure AD Connect Health

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Monitor AD FS Security Metrics

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Helps to monitor your It also has support to You get advanced You get metrics on top

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on-premises identity monitor your Azure security features such as application usage ,

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setup to help maintain an Active Directory Extranet lockout trends network locations and
reliability. Federation Services as and failed sign-in TCP connections.
Connect Health

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Installation aspects

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You need either Azure AD
Domain Federation services
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infrastructure, the agent needs to be
installed on the AD FS server

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Privilege Outbound connectivity

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The user performing the Setup The agent needs to have

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installation and configuration connectivity to Azure AD Connect
must have the Global Health Service endpoints.
Administrator role.
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Connect Health

Firewall ports
Installation
TCP Port 443 must be open for
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Azure AD Domain services connectivity.
infrastructure, the agent needs
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authentication

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One-time Authentication

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This is useful when users can’t be authenticated via Azure AD, Microsoft
accounts or social identity providers.

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Role Base

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such roles are

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Azure Active Directory

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This is used to give specific permissions in Azure

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Active Directory

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Azure AD Custom Domains

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Add the custom domain Verify the custom domain
name in Azure AD
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that the user has the Usage Location defined.

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External Users

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link your Azure AD tenant to your subscription.

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Administrators Actions

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Administrator accounts need Perform more authentication
to perform Multi-Factor when using the Azure Portal,

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Authentication. Azure CLI or Azure PowerShell.

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All users Action
Security

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Protecting users with the use
Defaults You can enable and disable

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of Multi-Factor this setting at any time.
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Security Defaults

Protection
Legacy Authentication
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Older clients like Office 2010


that use older mail protocols. the Azure Account is accessed.
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level of security.

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Android and iOS.
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option in MFA and SSPR.

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notification to approve
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verification code.
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password without the need of

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contacting the IT help desk staff.

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Password Reset
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Password Reset

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Password reset needs Azure Define the number of
AD Premium P1 or P2 licenses authentication methods

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for users. required to reset the
password.

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Password writeback Number of days
Password

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Reset Number of days before users

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environment, the changed need to reconfirm their
passwords can be written back authentication information.
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Password Reset

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Authentication Methods
Notify users when password is
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You can define authentication reset.


methods to reset the
password.
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Account

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the process of Multi-Factor

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authentication fails.

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a PIN number to authenticate.

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device is denied.

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fraud.

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authentication is being triggered for

Azure AD Multi-Factor
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Account

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the process of Multi-Factor

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authentication fails.

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a PIN number to authenticate.

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fraud.

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Azure AD Password Protection

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This service detects and blocks Whenever a user changes or
weak passwords. resets the password, it’s

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compared with the list.

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Protection
Azure AD Password Protection

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global banned password list. for a custom list of banned
This is applied to all users. an passwords.

Global List
Custom List
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You can also define your own


custom banned password list. global banned list of
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Multi-Factor Authentication

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Status of MFA is
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Status of MFA is
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Windows Hello for

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system must have support for Windows Hello for

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FIDO2

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the Microsoft Authenticator app.

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Applications

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Azure Application Administrator

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This roles allows one to manage all aspects of enterprise applications,
application registrations and application proxy settings.

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application permissions.

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application.
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Cloud Application Administrator

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This roles allows one to manage all aspects of enterprise applications,
application registrations BUT NOT application proxy settings.

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application permissions.

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Here users can create application registrations if the setting of “Users can
register applications” is set to No.

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"Users can consent to apps accessing company data on their behalf" setting is

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Applications

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1 Control Control and manage

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access to key resources.

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access to resources in
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access when required.
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Just-in-time
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access to resources whenever they
are required

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Timebound
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Multi-Factor Authentication
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Approval
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Access

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Access

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1 Group Review Check if the user needs

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continual access to a
group.

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continual access to an
application.
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continuous basis
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setup access packages.

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Audit

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management.

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