Collaboration doesn’t stop at your organization’s walls. Vendors, contractors, and partners often need access to files, Teams channels, and shared resources to keep business moving. But when that access isn’t managed properly, it becomes one of the easiest ways for attackers to get in. Microsoft Entra makes external collaboration secure by allowing you to invite external users while still maintaining full control over what they can see and do. You can apply the same Condition

Passwords have been the foundation of authentication for decades, but they are also one of the weakest links in security. Between phishing, credential reuse, and password spraying attacks, relying on them alone is no longer enough. That’s why multi-factor authentication (MFA) has become a baseline for any secure organization. MFA adds a layer of verification to ensure that even if a password is stolen, attackers can’t gain access without the second factor. But MFA must be imp

Managing access might seem simple at first - until your organization starts growing. Suddenly, users have access to files, apps, and groups they no longer need. Contractors come and go, employees change roles, and old accounts remain active far too long. Without the right framework, identity management becomes reactive instead of secure. Microsoft Entra Identity Governance gives you the tools to take control of that sprawl. It helps ensure that the right people have the right

Admin access is one of the biggest security risks in any organization. Attackers know that compromising a single privileged account can open the door to everything. That is why limiting and monitoring elevated access is critical. Microsoft Entra’s Privileged Identity Management (PIM) gives organizations control over who can activate admin roles, when they can use them, and for how long. Instead of leaving admin rights assigned permanently, PIM lets you make users eligible and

Strong authentication is a great start, but identity protection needs context. Conditional Access gives you that context by deciding when, where, and how users can access your data. It works by evaluating signals such as user location, device compliance, risk level, and the app being accessed. Based on those conditions, it can allow, block, or challenge the sign-in. For example, a user logging in from an unmanaged device or unfamiliar country might be required to complete MFA

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