Security Defaults – a lifesaver for some and a little pain for others
So lets talk about “Security Defaults” a bit, this new feature in AzureAD who replaces “Baseline policies: ”...
Azure AD Connect sync issues
Now and then we get errors in our Azure AD Connect syncronization, or that said – my customers...
How do I know all my users are enabled for and using MFA?
More and more organizations is taking advantage of using MFA for their users and there is no reason...
Get started with MFA – part two
So in the previously post I went through how to activate MFA for Administrator roles i a really...
Get started with MFA – part one
You problably heard about multifactor authentication by now, but have you enabled it in your environment? If not! Please do so at once! I will in this short blogpost give you the direction to get started with MFA in Azure AD. So let`s just jump right into it. First things first – protect your admin accounts! With admin accounts i mean a account who has a additional role assigned other then beeing a regular user and to mitigate these users we will enable a Conditional Access who is requires MFA for all...
Add Azure AD user local Administrator group
Open CMD as administrator and run the command: net localgroup administrators AzureAD\UserName /add