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Are you looking for information about ZTNA of Microsoft Azure and Microsoft 365? In this archive you will find all our posts about ZTNA.

Securing Microsoft 365 Apps with Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access

Strengthening secure access to Microsoft 365: Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access provides encrypted access to Microsoft 365 services such as Exchange Online and SharePoint Online through the Microsoft traffic profile. All data traffic is routed through protected network paths, ensuring reliable protection against unauthorized access.

Enhancing Security with Microsoft Entra Protected Actions and Conditional Access

Microsoft Entra Protected Actions safeguard highly sensitive administrative operations in Microsoft Entra by requiring an additional layer of authentication. When a user attempts to perform such an action, they must first meet the defined policies. For example, specific actions can be restricted to devices that are either Microsoft Entra Joined or Microsoft Entra Hybrid Joined, or may require phishing-resistant multi-factor authentication prior to execution.

Enhance Token Security with Microsoft Entra and Microsoft Intune

When an attacker steals a user’s token after a successful login, they gain the ability to impersonate the user and access protected resources without requiring a re-login. This method is becoming more commonly used to bypass security measures like Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).

Microsoft Entra ID Protection: Protect Identities, Detect Risks and Mitigate Threats

Protecting our identity is crucial. The threats we face online are becoming increasingly sophisticated and refined, making the security of our identity a central challenge. Microsoft Entra ID Protection offers a robust solution to address these challenges.

Windows Hello for Business: Enhanced Security with Multi-Factor Unlock

Passwords alone no longer provide sufficient protection against data loss and unauthorized access. This is where Windows Hello for Business comes into play. This modern authentication method from Microsoft enables companies to authenticate their employees more securely using biometric data such as facial recognition or fingerprints, along with additional unlock factors like PIN codes or trusted signals. Furthermore, Windows Hello for Business supports multi-factor unlock, combining several authentication factors to make device access even more secure. This multi-factor unlock offers a significant security advantage by integrating multiple layers of protection, thereby significantly reducing the risk of security breaches.

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