Microsoft Entra Hybrid Join: The Configuration Guide for Administrators
Microsoft Entra Hybrid Join is an identity solution that allows devices to authenticate in both a Windows Server Active Directory domain and Microsoft Entra ID. This provides companies with the flexibility and security they need to effectively manage resources while ensuring a high level of security. Microsoft Entra ID is built with global high availability. In conjunction with features such as seamless single sign-on (SSO) or Microsoft Entra Conditional Access, Microsoft Entra ID offers additional features that significantly increase security and can only be implemented at a high cost with a pure Windows Server Active Directory infrastructure. With Microsoft Entra Hybrid Join, you get the best of both worlds (local…
Azure AD Join Windows Devices
With Azure AD Join, devices are directly integrated into Azure AD. It does not require a local Active Directory. Azure AD Join is ideal for companies that do not want to run an on-premises infrastructure. Azure AD Join lets you manage devices centrally and securely.
Phishing protection for app registration
Phishing attacks on users are rising. There are countless possibilities for phishing attacks. One of them attempts to gain unauthorized access to the data via the app registration. If the attack is successful, no password change will lock the attacker out again. Auch die Multi-Faktor-Authentifizierung bietet keinen Schutz, da die App des Angreifers bereits zum Zugriff auf die Daten berechtigt ist. It’s time to restrict app registration and thus increase security against phishing.
Enable Microsoft Entra self-service password reset (SSPR)
Microsoft Entra self-service password reset (SSPR) allows users to change or reset the password on their own. It does not require support from the helpdesk. To allow the user to change or reset the password, the following authentication methods are available for Microsoft Entra self-service password reset (SSPR):
Microsoft Entra: How to Block Legacy Authentication Using Conditional Access
Protocols such as POP3, IMAP, SMTP, or MAPI rely on outdated authentication methods known as legacy authentication. These methods do not support modern security mechanisms such as multi-factor authentication (MFA), making them a preferred entry point for attackers.
Reviewing user registrations for multi-factor authentication
To perform a security audit, it is necessary to review the registered multi-factor authentication methods of each user in the Microsoft Tenant. This can help identify and address potential vulnerabilities before they are exploited. Additionally, this evaluation can be used to inform users of potentially more convenient MFA methods they could use instead of their current methods.