In my previous posts of this series, I explained the core components and authentication flows of Microsoft Entra Agent ID and steps to create Agent identity blueprints and Agent Identities. If you haven’t read it yet, I recommend doing so before continuing with Part 03.
Part 01 – Step-by-Step guide to Microsoft Entra Agent ID – Part 01 – Authentication Flows…
In my previous blog post, I explained how to use Entra ID lifecycle workflow to trigger actions based on user attribute changes. You can find the step-by-step guide here: Configure Entra ID lifecycle workflow to trigger mover task on user profile changes. In that post, I used an attribute assigned to a set of users to define the workflow scope. Now, we can also use Custom Security Attributes…
The Entra ID lifecycle workflow is a feature of Microsoft Entra ID identity governance and Microsoft Entra Suite licences that helps automate the Joiner, Mover, and Leaver lifecycle processes. Within a lifecycle workflow, configured tasks are triggered when execution conditions are met. There are three types of triggers available in an Entra ID lifecycle workflow:
Attribute changes – The…
Passwords are inherently weak and susceptible to being broken. Even strengthening a password only slows down an attack; it does not make it unbreakable. Today, multi-factor authentication (MFA) is the cornerstone of identity protection. However, it still relies on the use of passwords. This is why passwordless authentication is a more secure and convenient alternative to the other two options.
