Lukas BeranSelf-Service Password Reset (SSPR) is an Azure AD feature that allows end users to self-reset their password if they forget it....
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Integrate Self-Service Password Reset into the Windows 10 login screen
Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) is an Azure AD feature that allows end users to self-reset their password if they forget it. This feature must be enabled by the administrator in Azure AD and the user must register authentication information – phone number, alternate email, mobile app. During a password reset, the user must of [...]
Lukas Beran Conditional Access App Control in Azure AD
Azure AD, along with Microsoft Cloud App Security, will take your access to cloud resources to a whole new level. With conditional access in Azure AD, you can determine the conditions under which a user gets access rights (not only) to cloud services and applications. But once you grant access, you can no longer work […]
Lukas Beran Recommended Conditional Access Policies in Azure AD
Each organization can create policies at its discretion and needs. But there are some policy recommendations that should be developed in all organizations. You can read about conditional access in my previous article. Microsoft internal statistics say that by activating Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) on user accounts, you eliminate [...]
Lukas Beran Conditional Access for Microsoft cloud services
Conditional access is a very powerful tool for increasing security of your cloud services. However, full conditional access is only available with Azure AD Premium licenses. With Office 365 licenses, you get only the basic preconfigured settings that you can’t change. What is Azure AD Conditional Access Azure AD Conditional Access [...]
Lukas Beran WordPress as a web application in Azure
You can have a website, including WordPress, on a regular server, ie as part of infrastructure services (IaaS – Infrastructure as a Service). But a much better option is to move up a level to platform services (PaaS – Platform as a Service). In platform services, you do not have to worry about operating system, […]
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