You're reading from Microsoft 365 Security, Compliance, and Identity Administration

Product type Book

Published in Aug 2023

Publisher Packt

ISBN-13 9781804611920

Pages 630 pages

Edition 1st Edition

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System Administration

Author (1):

Peter Rising

Table of Contents (25) Chapters

Preface

1. Part 1: Implementing and Managing Identity and Access

2. Chapter 1: Planning for Hybrid Identity

3. Chapter 2: Authentication and Security

4. Chapter 3: Implementing Conditional Access Policies

5. Chapter 4: Managing Roles and Identity Governance

6. Chapter 5: Azure AD Identity Protection

7. Part 2: Implementing and Managing Threat Protection

8. Chapter 6: Configuring a Microsoft Defender for Identity Solution

9. Chapter 7: Configuring Device Threat Protection with Microsoft Defender for Endpoint and Intune

10. Chapter 8: Configuring Microsoft Defender for Office 365

11. Chapter 9: Using Microsoft Sentinel to Monitor Microsoft 365 Security

12. Chapter 10: Configuring Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

13. Part 3: Implementing and Managing Information Protection

14. Chapter 11: Managing Sensitive Information

15. Chapter 12: Managing Microsoft Purview Data Loss Prevention

16. Chapter 13: Managing Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management

17. Part 4: Managing Compliance Features in Microsoft 365

18. Chapter 14: Monitoring and Analyzing Audit Logs and Reports in Microsoft Purview

19. Chapter 15: Planning For, Conducting, and Managing eDiscovery Cases

20. Chapter 16: Managing Regulatory and Privacy Requirements

21. Chapter 17: Managing Insider Risk Solutions in Microsoft 365

22. Answers

23. Index

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Introducing the types of Conditional Access

There are different applications of Conditional Access, which we will discuss in this section, starting with device-based policies.

Device-based Conditional Access

With device-based Conditional Access, you can ensure that only devices that are managed and compliant can access the services provided by Microsoft 365, such as Exchange Online, Software as a Service (SaaS) apps, and even on-premises apps. It is also possible to set specific requirements; for instance, that computers must be hybrid Azure AD-joined or require an approved client app for enrolment in Intune to access services.

Device policies can be configured to ensure device compliance and give administrators visibility on the compliance status of devices that have been enrolled in Microsoft Intune. This compliance status is passed to Azure AD, which then triggers a Conditional Access policy when users attempt to access resources. The Conditional Access policy either allows...