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Azure Virtual Desktop Solutions Dubai
Azure Virtual Desktop Solutions Dubai is a critical service used by organisations around the world to manage user access to important apps and data and maintain strong security controls. We are pleased to announce that you will soon be able to join your Azure Virtual Desktop virtual machines directly to Azure Active Directory (AAD) and connect to the virtual machines from any device with basic credentials.
Active Directory Consulting
Finding Users with a Hidden Exchange/Office365 Mailbox can be important for on premise Exchange and Exchange online management. In this article we’re looking at finding this attribute in Active Directory. This implies either a completely on-premise Exchange implementation or a hybrid implementation where at least one Exchange Server is on premise. If you find Active Directory Consulting than visit our website.
Azure AD self-service password reset
Self-service password reset (SSPR) in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) allows users to change or reset their passwords without the involvement of an administrator or help desk. If a user’s account is locked or they forget their password, they can unblock themselves and return to work by following the prompts. This capability reduces help desk calls and productivity loss when a user is unable to sign in to their device or an application.
What is the procedure for resetting a password?
The SSPR portal allows users to reset or change their password. They must first register their preferred authentication methods. When a user accesses the SSPR portal, the Azure platform considers the following factors:
– How should the page be localized?
-Is the user account valid?
-To what organization does the user belong?
Where is the user’s password managed?
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/azure-security/
Security Defaults in Azure AD
Microsoft is making security defaults available to everyone because managing security can be difficult. Identity-related attacks such as password spraying, replay, and phishing are common in today’s environment. Using multifactor authentication (MFA) and blocking legacy authentication stops more than 99.9% of these identity-related attacks. The goal is to ensure that all organizations have at least a basic level of security enabled at no extra cost.
With preconfigured security settings, security defaults make it easier to protect your organization from these identity-related attacks:
Requiring all users to register for Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication.
Requiring administrators to do multifactor authentication.
Requiring users to do multifactor authentication when necessary.
Blocking legacy authentication protocols.
Protecting privileged activities like access to the Azure portal.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/security-defaults-in-azure-ad/
Conditional Access in Azure Active Directory
The modern security perimeter now includes user and device identity in addition to an organization’s network. Identity-driven signals can be used by organizations to make access control decisions.
Conditional Access combines signals to make decisions and enforce organizational policies. The new identity-driven control plane is powered by Azure AD Conditional Access.
At their most basic, conditional access policies are if-then statements: if a user wants to access a resource, they must first complete an action. For example, a payroll manager needs to access the payroll application and must use multi-factor authentication to do so.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/conditional-access-in-azure-active-directory/
Install Microsoft Defender for Endpoints on Windows servers.
The Windows Server operating system is now supported by Defender for Endpoint. With this functionality, the Microsoft 365 Defender console offers improved attack detection and investigation capabilities. Support for Windows Server allows reaction actions, offers coverage for kernel and memory attack detection, and offers better visibility into server activity.
How to enroll particular Windows servers to Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is covered in this post.
See Windows Security Baselines for instructions on how to get and utilize Windows Security Baselines for Windows servers.
Overview of Windows Server onboarding
To effectively onboard servers, you must follow the general processes listed below.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/install-microsoft-defender-for-endpoints-on-windows-servers/
Microsoft Defender for Identity architecture
By recording and parsing network traffic and using Windows events that are sent directly from your domain controllers, Microsoft Defender for Identity keeps an eye on your domain controllers and scans the data it collects for threats and attacks. Defender for Identity learns about your network, allows the identification of abnormalities, and alerts you to suspicious activity using behavioral algorithms, profiling, deterministic detection, machine learning, and these other techniques.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/microsoft-defender-for-identity-architecture/
Risk-based access policies in Azure Active Directory
When a sign-in or user is detected to be at risk, access control policies can be used to protect the organization. These are known as risk-based policies.
Sign-in risk and User risk are the two risk conditions offered by Azure AD Conditional Access. By configuring these two risk conditions and selecting an access control method, organizations can create risk-based Conditional Access policies. Identity Protection sends the detected risk levels to Conditional Access during each sign-in, and the risk-based policies apply if the policy conditions are met.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/risk-based-access-policies-in-azure-active-directory/
Enterprise-grade DDoS defence for small and medium-sized organisations is accesible in preview.
Customers transferring their applications to the cloud face a number of availability and security issues, including distributed denial of service (DDoS) assaults. Despite the fact that cyberattacks are on the rise, they usually only reach the headlines when a significant business is a victim. Contrary to popular belief, small and medium-sized enterprises (SMBs) are just as alluring to hackers. 1 Large enterprises have the tools necessary to protect themselves, while small businesses frequently lack the funding and manpower needed to counter DDoS attacks.
At Microsoft, we consistently improve our product offerings to meet the needs of all enterprises, and part of that effort includes assisting SMBs in their journey toward digital transformation by making sure they are protected against the most recent DDoS attack vectors. As we announced at Microsoft Ignite, the preview version of the new SKU of Azure DDoS Protection designed for SMBs, Azure DDoS IP Protection SKU, is now accessible.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/enterprise-grade-ddos-defence-for-small-and-medium-sized-organisations-is-accesible-in-preview/
Monitor, investigate, and remediate elevated risky users
Investigate risk
Identity Protection offers three reports that organisations can use to investigate identity risks in their environment: risky users, risky sign-ins, and risk detections. Investigating events is critical for better understanding and identifying flaws in your securing strategy.
All three reports allow you to download events in.CSV format for analysis outside of the Azure portal. The risky users and risky sign-ins reports can be downloaded for the most recent 2,500 entries, while the risk detections report can be downloaded for the most recent 5,000 records.
Organizations can use the Microsoft Graph API integrations to aggregate data from other sources to which they may have access as an organisation.
The three reports can be found in the Azure portal, Azure Active Directory, and Security.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/monitor-investigate-and-remediate-elevated-risky-users/
Microsoft Azure’s comprehensive approach to cloud vulnerabilities
Our digital world is changing, and cybercriminals are becoming more persistent, sophisticated, and driven. As threats and risks multiply, trust is more important than ever. Customers must be able to put their trust in the technology platforms they use to build and run their businesses. As one of the largest cloud service providers, we build trust by assisting our customers in being secure from the beginning and doing more with the built-in, embedded, and out-of-the-box security of our cloud platforms.
Our security strategy is based on defence in depth, with layers of protection built into all stages of platform and technology design, development, and deployment. We also emphasise transparency, ensuring that customers are aware of how we are constantly working to learn and improve our offerings to help mitigate today’s cyberthreats and prepare for tomorrow’s cyberthreats.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/microsoft-azures-comprehensive-approach-to-cloud-vulnerabilities/
Introducing new Azure Firewall capabilities
We are happy to share several key Azure Firewall capabilities as well as updates on recent important releases into general availability (GA) and preview.
New GA regions have been established in central Qatar, China East, and China North.
IDPS Private IP ranges are now widely available.
Single Click Upgrade/Downgrade now in preview.
Enhanced Threat Intelligence now in preview.
KeyVault with no internet access is now in preview.
Azure Firewall is a cloud-native firewall-as-a-service offering that allows customers to centrally govern and log all of their traffic flows using a DevOps methodology. The service supports both application and network-level filtering rules and is integrated with the Microsoft Threat Intelligence feed to filter known malicious IP addresses and domains. Azure Firewall has built-in auto-scaling and is highly available.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/microsoft-azures-comprehensive-approach-to-cloud-vulnerabilities/
Buyer's Guide to Cloud Managed Services
At the very moment an enterprise adopts a cloud solution, they need to strategize on how they are going to manage it. And to manage the cloud well, enterprises often take the help of service providers who can lift all the responsibilities of cloud management from their team. This is a buyer’s guide on things to consider while hiring a cloud managed service provider.
Microsoft Defender for Office 365
The following advantages are offered by Microsoft Defender for Office 365:
Leading-edge Protection. Microsoft Defender for Office 365 leverages 6.5 trillion signals each day from email alone to identify threats fast and precisely, shielding users from complex assaults like phishing and zero-day malware, and prevent them. In 2018, Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protected 4 million unique users from sophisticated attacks by blocking 5 billion phishing emails and reviewing 300,000 phishing operations.
Practical Information. Correlating signals from a variety of data sources yields actionable insights that security managers may use to assist detect, prioritize, and suggest solutions for possible issues. The suggestions include corrective measures that provide administrators the ability to proactively safeguard their organization.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/microsoft-defender-for-office-365/
Configure app connectors
App connectors use app provider APIs to give Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps more visibility and control over the apps you connect to. The APIs provided by the cloud provider are used by Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDCA). All communication between Defender for Cloud Apps and connected apps is encrypted using HTTPS. Each service has its own framework and API limitations, such as throttling, API limits, dynamic time-shifting API windows, and so on. Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps collaborated with the services to optimise API usage and performance. Taking into account the various limitations that services impose on APIs, the Defender for Cloud Apps employs the available capacity. Some operations, such as scanning all files in the tenant, necessitate multiple APIs, so they are spread out over a longer period of time. Expect some policies to last several hours or days.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/configure-app-connectors/
Consent experience for Azure Active Directory applications
This article will teach you about the application consent user experience in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). You will then be able to manage applications intelligently for your organisation and/or develop applications with a more seamless consent experience.
Consent is the process by which a user grants an application permission to access protected resources on their behalf. An administrator or user can be asked for permission to access their organization’s or individual’s data.
The actual user experience of granting consent will vary depending on the tenant policies, the user’s scope of authority (or role), and the type of permissions requested by the client application.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/consent-experience-for-azure-active-directory-applications/
Azure Front Door migration with zero downtime is now available in preview
Microsoft announced the general release of two new Azure Front Door tiers in March of this year. Our native, cutting-edge cloud content-distribution network (CDN), Azure Front Door Standard and Premium, supports both dynamic and static content delivery acceleration with built-in turnkey security and a straightforward, predictable price structure. Many of our clients have already used it to a large extent. A zero-downtime migration tool from Azure Front Door (traditional) and Azure CDN from Microsoft (classic) to the new Azure Front Door tier was another promise we made.
We are pleased to introduce the preview of the Azure Front Door tier migration capability as well as a few new additional features as the next stage in that journey. Azure CDN from Microsoft (traditional) will soon have the option to migrate.
Read More: https://prolabsit.com/azure-front-door-migration-with-zero-downtime-is-now-available-in-preview/