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Zero Trust Common Identity and Device Access Protection
This is the 3rd step in the series Zero to Zero Trust in an automated way. In the previous steps, we configured an emergency account and protected the account with conditional access policies.
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Protect Privileged Accounts the Zero Trust Way Automated
Identities are the key to environments and must be configured as securely as possible. To achieve this goal, conditional access policies are indispensable. In this blog post, I show how to secure privileged accounts that need more attention than MFA only.
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Configure Break Glass Accounts Infrastructure Automated
Nowadays a good cloud environment has strict security policies. Well-known policies are conditional access policies. Policies that require a compliant device before login for example or forcing MFA.
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Delete AAD and Intune devices based on CSV and Graph API
The power of community is to collaborate and help others achieve goals. In this case, I got a question from Jeroen Burgerhout a good community friend to help write a script that removes over 6000 devices from Intune and Azure Active Directory.
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Automate user sign-in experience with company branding
Recently Microsoft redesigned the company branding functionality. That means you have more flexibility in the main layout, full-screen background image for example. But also the ability to change the header, footer and even link relating to self-service password reset, privacy & cookies or Terms of Use.
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Monitor Intune using Azure Functions, PowerShell, Graph API and MS Teams
Intune and the rest of Microsoft Intune are growing. To keep your environment nice, clean and secure it is a good idea to monitor your MEM environment.
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Configure AVD Start VM on Connect automated with role assignments and Graph API
Costs are a topic of an Azure conversation very often. As we all know you pay for usage, if it is storage, CPU or bandwidth usage, (almost) every resource has its price.
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Monitor active M365 ServiceHealth services only with PowerShell
You have some Microsoft 365 (M365) customers which you like to monitor. Every day you are looking at the customer specific M365 portal looking for Microsoft event.
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