Design Governance and Identity Management in Microsoft Azure
Identity is the new perimeter for organizations as more aspects of the business are accomplished through SaaS. This course will guide you through the key items you need to know to design your identity management solution with Azure AD.
What you'll learn
Identity has replaced the network as the perimeter for organizations, and having a strong identity plan is critical as cloud services become core to every organization. In this course, Design Governance and Identity Management in Microsoft Azure, you will gain the foundational knowledge necessary to utilize Azure AD to enable a highly secure identity that can be leveraged across your organization’s services and those applications provided externally. First, you will learn the key concepts of cloud authentication and the basics of Azure AD. Next, you will discover key technologies to help design a first-class identity management approach, including groups, roles, and conditional access. Finally, you will explore how to lighten up services for end users via a number of end-user experiences. When you’re finished with this course, you will have the skills and knowledge of cloud identity and Azure AD needed to design a secure and functional cloud identity solution that integrates into existing directories.
Table of contents
- Module Introduction 1m
- Active Directory Domain Services Overview 3m
- Authentication in the Public Cloud 5m
- Introduction to Azure AD 6m
- Azure AD as a Federation Broker 7m
- Azure AD Tenants 5m
- Types of Federated Applications 6m
- Azure AD SKUs 9m
- Populating Azure AD 10m
- Integration with ERPS 1m
- Azure AD Domain Services 3m
- Azure AD B2B 5m
- Azure AD B2C 6m
- Module Summary 1m
About the author
John Savill is an 11-time MVP, Chief Architect and he holds many Microsoft certifications including Azure Infrastructure and Azure Architecture specialist. John was the author of the original FAQ for Windows and posts multiple videos a week to his YouTube channel https://onboardtoazure.com. John has written nine books on Microsoft technologies and in his spare time enjoys training for IRONMAN events.