Microsoft Azure Security Engineer: Manage Azure Active Directory Identities
Master Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) user & group management. Learn authentication & authorization with Microsoft identity. Prepare for AZ-500 certification.
Course Content
Microsoft Azure Security Engineer: Manage Azure Active Directory Identities is an advanced Pluralsight course taught by Tim Warner. It runs 1h 21m, is taught in English, and includes a certificate of completion. Learners rate it 4.6 out of 5 from 47 reviews. It is a paid course, first published March 2023.
The Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenant serves as the central hub for authentication, authorization, and accounting within your Microsoft Azure environment. This course, Microsoft Azure Security Engineer: Manage Azure Active Directory Identities, equips you with the skills to effectively manage and secure your Azure identities.
Here's what you'll master:
- Azure User and Group Management: Learn the best practices for creating, managing, and organizing users and groups within Azure AD. Understand how to implement role-based access control for enhanced security.
- Azure AD Authentication Deep Dive: Explore the intricacies of Azure AD authentication mechanisms. Gain insights into multi-factor authentication (MFA), password policies, and conditional access to strengthen your security posture.
- Resource Transfer Across Azure: Discover how to seamlessly transfer Azure resources between different resource groups, subscriptions, and even across Azure AD tenants. This is crucial for managing complex cloud environments.
Upon completion, you'll possess the essential Azure AD identity skills needed to maintain a secure cloud environment. This course also provides a strong foundation for preparing to pass Exam AZ-500: Microsoft Azure Security Technologies. Become proficient in securing your Azure environment with robust identity management.
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