New today, we are announcing the preview of filters for devices in Microsoft Endpoint Manager. We also believe that for comprehensive protection through Zero Trust, we need to have end-to-end integration across device management and identity. You can learn more on the Azure Active Directory Identity blog. And we’ve made it easier to manage all your new policies with new search, sort, and filter capabilities, as well as enhanced audit logs to track recent policy changes. We are expanding granular adaptive access controls to all users with the general availability of Azure AD Conditional Access and Identity Protection for business-to-consumer (B2C) apps and users. The GPS-based named locations and filters for devices enable a new set of scenarios, such as restricting access from specific countries or regions based on GPS location and securing the use of devices from Surface Hubs to privileged access workstations.Īdditionally, to empower security for all, you need to be able to verify explicitly for all. For us, Azure AD Conditional Access is this real-time access policy engine, which looks at all the data and signals related to the user gaining access, and today we’re announcing powerful new features that give admins more granular access controls while making it easier to control a growing list of policies. Verifying explicitly requires the ability to make real-time access decisions based on all available information for any user trying to access any resource. We recently announced passwordless authentication and Temporary Access Pass in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), our cloud identity solution, to help customers strengthen their access controls and simplify the user experience.
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Modern multifactor authentication (MFA) doesn’t have to be complicated for the user. Monitoring logins for suspicious activity and limiting or blocking access until additional proof of identity is presented drastically reduces the chances of a breach. They log in.” Regardless of length or complexity, passwords alone won’t protect your account in the majority of attacks. As Bret Arsenault, Microsoft’s CISO would say, “Hackers don’t break in. One of the most important first steps in a Zero Trust journey is to establish strong authentication. As such, a Zero Trust strategy will be top of mind for many organizations because its principles-verify explicitly, grant least privileged access, and assume breach-help maintain security amid the IT complexity that comes with hybrid work.
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The hybrid work environment, with some users working remotely and others in group office settings, introduces more digital attack surfaces, complexity, and risk as perimeters are now increasingly fluid. Strengthening your Zero Trust approach across your environment Today, I’d like to share some of our latest updates across security, compliance, identity, and management in response to that feedback to help you in your Zero Trust journey. We’ve been listening and working closely with our customers around the world and rapidly innovating to help you to secure and protect your organizations.
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Security has never been more important, and as I shared in another Security blog today, it’s clearer than ever that a Zero Trust approach, which basically means you have to assume breach, will be critical to success. And we all are preparing for the next great disruption-hybrid work.
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