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Zero Trust Data Protection Using App Protection Policies Automated

Sander Rozemuller
Date : March 30, 2023
Categories : Security ,Microsoft intune ,Zero trust
Tags : Automation ,Data protection ,Entra ID ,Graph API ,Zero to zero trust ,Zero trust level 1

In earlier steps, I explained how to control identity and devices to connect to your environment. Now people are connected to your environment safely, the next step is to make sure your data won’t walk out.
In this step of the Zero to Zero Trust journey we will look at the first step of how to keep your data safe. In this blog, I show how to automate the creation of App Protection Policies. Intune App Protection policies help protect corporate data even if a device itself is not managed.

Zero Trust Common Identity and Device Access Protection

Sander Rozemuller
Date : March 14, 2023
Categories : Security ,Entra ID ,Zero trust
Tags : Automation ,Entra ID ,Graph API ,Zero to zero trust ,Zero trust level 1

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. The conditional access policies control the log-in process. In this step, we configure access policies for other users and devices.

Configure Break Glass Accounts Infrastructure Automated

Sander Rozemuller
Date : February 13, 2023
Categories : Security ,Entra ID ,Zero trust
Tags : Automation ,Entra ID ,Graph API ,Zero to zero trust ,Zero trust level 1

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.