In my previous post I explain how we can use Azure AD B2B to share services/resources between organization. Once these B2B users are register with Azure AD, we can apply “Conditional Access” polcies to control their access further. In this demo I am going to show how to do that.
Prerequisites
Before we start please go ahead and read my previous article about Azure AD B2B, because in this…
In my recent blog posts, I explained few features of azure cloud app security. In this post also, I am going to explain another feature of it. if you not read my previous posts you still can access it using,
Step-by-Step guide to manage Impossible travel activity alert using Azure cloud app security…
Let’s assume one of user in your sales team log in to https://myapps.microsoft.com and launch salesforce app successfully from his office in UK. Few minutes later the same user made successful login from Canada. Unless user is using remote connection, it is not impossible. Still someone can’t travel that fast ?. Azure Active Directory capable of detect this type of impossible sign-in…
In my last few blog posts I have talked about Azure AD conditional access policies and how we can use it to control access. In a conditional access policy, we define who have access to what applications from where. This is purely control the access to your app. Azure cloud app security allow us to extend these capabilities further into session level. using cloud app security, we can examine each…
