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Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator Exam Guide

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Product type Book
Published in Mar 2022
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781801818049
Pages 452 pages
Edition 1st Edition
Languages
Author (1):
Dwayne Natwick Dwayne Natwick
Profile icon Dwayne Natwick

Table of Contents (24) Chapters

Preface Section 1 – Exam Overview and the Evolution of Identity and Access Management
Chapter 1: Preparing for Your Microsoft Exam Chapter 2: Defining Identity and Access Management Section 2 - Implementing an Identity Management Solution
Chapter 3: Implementing and Configuring Azure Active Directory Chapter 4: Creating, Configuring, and Managing Identities Chapter 5: Implementing and Managing External Identities and Guests Chapter 6: Implementing and Managing Hybrid Identities Section 3 – Implementing an Authentication and Access Management Solution
Chapter 7: Planning and Implementing Azure Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) Chapter 8: Planning and Managing Password-Less Authentication Methods Chapter 9: Planning, Implementing, and Administering Conditional Access and Azure Identity Protection Section 4 – Implementing Access Management for Applications
Chapter 10: Planning and Implementing Enterprise Apps for Single Sign-On (SSO) Chapter 11: Monitoring Enterprise Apps with Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps Section 5 – Planning and Implementing an Identity Governance Strategy
Chapter 12: Planning and Implementing Entitlement Management Chapter 13: Planning and Implementing Privileged Access and Access Reviews Section 6 – Monitoring and Maintaining Azure Active Directory
Chapter 14: Analyzing and Investigating Sign-in Logs and Elevated Risk Users Chapter 15: Enabling and Integrating Azure AD Logs with SIEM Solutions Chapter 16: Mock Test Other Books You May Enjoy

Creating, configuring, and managing groups

Now that we understand how to add users in Azure AD, you may want to group these users based on roles, departments, or locations.

Creating groups that users belong to can assist in the management of providing access to licenses, assigning roles, and maintaining compliance and data sovereignty for users located in different countries. Group assignments can be created manually or dynamically based on an attribute. We will step through the creation process of groups later in the chapter. The following sections will explore the different types of groups and the use cases for them to be used.

Microsoft 365 groups

Microsoft 365 groups are the recommended group to create when working only with Microsoft 365 resources. These groups can contain users both inside and outside of the company to allow them to collaborate and be part of Microsoft Teams channels. When these groups are created, a group email address is created to allow users to...

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