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. Configuring conditional access is good but there is always a risk of lockout yourself. To not lock yourself out, you must create an emergency account.
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Welcome to the Zero to Zero Trust series automated and to this automation index. In this series, I will show the process from a zero security configuration to Zero Trust in the Microsoft public cloud. The series passes all the important items and show how to configure the components automated if applicable.
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Device management scripts in Intune are custom scripts that can run on Windows 10 and higher clients and MacOS. The ability to run scripts on local devices gives you an alternative to configuring devices with settings that are not available under the configuration policies or in the apps part of Intune.
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The IT landscape is changing. Private becomes public, local resources are moving to the public cloud. More and more workloads return to the local endpoint. Cloud endpoints (AVD, W365) are mostly used to run legacy software. With all those movements, it could be challenging to keep the herd in the pasture. Devices are everywhere and what about security?
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It looks like Microsoft has added a new option that allows users to create tenants. Some people have seen the Tenant Creation option in the regular Azure portal but was removed fast. For now, the option is still available in the Preview Azure Portal (https://preview.portal.azure.com/)
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The IT landscape is changing. Hardware takes place for serverless and resources are moving to public cloud platforms. With that, also the IT processes are changing. In this blog post, I show how to make one of the most common processes more secure in the public cloud. Manage a client endpoint with remote control.
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