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Dwayne Natwick
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Dwayne Natwick

Dwayne Natwick is a Cloud Training Architect Lead at Opsgility, a Microsoft CSP. He has been in IT, security design, and architecture for over 30 years. His love of teaching led him to become a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) Regional Lead and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Dwayne has a master’s degree in Business IT from Walsh College, the CISSP from ISC2, and 18 Microsoft certifications, including Identity and Access Administrator, Azure Security Engineer, and Microsoft 365 Security Administrator. Dwayne can be found providing and sharing information on social media, industry conferences, his blog site, and his YouTube channel. Originally from Maryland, Dwayne currently resides in Michigan with his wife and three children.
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Planning your cloud application strategy

In Chapter 10, Planning and Implementing Enterprise Apps for Single Sign-On (SSO), we discussed how Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps can help to discover the applications being accessed by users and how we can manage the applications that we want them to use. This included on-premises and cloud applications that we registered for SSO. This chapter will focus more on how to develop a cloud application strategy and the reasons why we would allow or deny certain applications. Let's start by reviewing what Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps is and how it is used to discover apps being accessed by our users and registered devices.

Discovering apps with Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

As mentioned in Chapter 10, Planning and Implementing Enterprise Apps for Single Sign-On (SSO), Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps is a cloud service with Microsoft 365 that provides cloud access security broker services. A cloud access security broker is...

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Dwayne Natwick

Dwayne Natwick is a Cloud Training Architect Lead at Opsgility, a Microsoft CSP. He has been in IT, security design, and architecture for over 30 years. His love of teaching led him to become a Microsoft Certified Trainer (MCT) Regional Lead and a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP). Dwayne has a master’s degree in Business IT from Walsh College, the CISSP from ISC2, and 18 Microsoft certifications, including Identity and Access Administrator, Azure Security Engineer, and Microsoft 365 Security Administrator. Dwayne can be found providing and sharing information on social media, industry conferences, his blog site, and his YouTube channel. Originally from Maryland, Dwayne currently resides in Michigan with his wife and three children.
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