If you manage infrastructure in Azure, chances are you already know you need a backup strategy. What’s less obvious is how much Azure Backup has changed over the past several years, and how it fits into the broader picture of resiliency in Azure. This post breaks down what Azure
Multi-Factor Authentication and Conditional Access are two of the most important security features in Microsoft Entra ID. They are also commonly misunderstood, and the distinction between them matters more than most organizations realize. If you are responsible for securing Microsoft 365, Azure, or Entra ID, understanding what each technology
Enabling MFA is one of the most impactful things you can do to protect your Microsoft 365 environment. But there is an assumption buried in that statement worth challenging: the idea that all MFA provides the same level of protection. It does not. A text message code, a push
Requiring MFA for all users is one of the most impactful things you can do to protect your Microsoft 365 environment. But that’s just a starting point. The real work starts when you need to handle the scenarios that every organization eventually runs into – legacy applications that cannot
Security Defaults are a great first step for organizations that are just getting started with MFA enforcement in Microsoft Entra ID. They are easy to enable, they cover the most critical scenarios, and they require zero configuration. But as your organization grows and your security requirements become more complex,
