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How to enable passkeys for guest users in Entra ID
Passkeys like FIDO security keys, synced passkeys, and passkeys in Microsoft Authenticator are secure and convenient authentication methods for your end users.…
Store your Microsoft 365 passkeys in 1Password
Syncable passkeys in Microsoft 365 and Entra ID are here, so we are no longer limited to the Authenticator app and FIDO2 keys for storing passkeys. Passkeys…
KB- Windows 11 Advanced passkey settings
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KB - Enable Single Sign On for Windows 365 Cloud PC
This short tutorial explains how to enable Single Sign-On for Windows 365 Cloud PC using the Graph Explorer.
Dynamic Conditional Access policies using custom security attributes
Conditional Access policies can become very complex and quickly grow out of control. Custom requirements, exceptions, and edge cases often cause policy drift.…
A public bug report for Entra ID application policies
I've spent the last couple of nights trying out this new feature in Entra ID: application policies. I've already written two (1,2) blog posts about it, but…
A closer look at Entra Application policies to govern secrets and certificates
My latest post on this topic introduced the new admin interface on Application Policies in Entra ID. Although the APIs had been around for a while, I…
Trigger Logic App on group membership changes in Entra ID
A couple of years ago, I stumbled upon a neat Logic App / Power Automate connector that can respond to changes in group membership. Act on group membership…
KB - Failed to verify domain name - Entra ID
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How to restore deleted Entra ID Conditional Access policies and Named Locations
Entra ID Conditional Access policies can now be restored for up to 30 days after deletion. Next to deleted users, groups, and apps, admins can now also restore…
No, your NHIs can't use passwords either!
For human identities, going passwordless is becoming pretty standard these days. It looks like passkeys are getting some good traction, and more and more…