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It was a great time, spending an hour talking with the leading security folks at Microsoft. Thanks for the time from them and please take some time and watch this video, it covers a lot of good, real-world experiences and challenges + opportunities with Microsoft security.
If you've been looking around in the Azure portal, you may have seen a newer blade in the menu named Authentication Methods
Today we'll be taking a look at Azure AD Conditional Access. Conditional Access is a feature of Azure AD Premium P1 and P2 that helps organizations control how users access corporate resources
Today we'll be taking a look at Azure App Services and some of their features from a security standpoint. Azure App Services allow you to quickly build, deploy, and scale web apps and APIs using .NET, Node.js, Java, Python, or PHP running in Windows or Linux, or
Join Senserva and our Presenters Mark Shavlik, Tim Plas, and Thomas Dolan next week on March 14 at 1 pm CDT for this Linkedin Live session where they will discuss "New Ways of Automating Azure Security Management, Building on What You Have" The Senserva team will be detailing
The Senserva team and I spent a good amount of time creating the content for this video as we often get asked "What does Senserva do?". Senserva is integrated with Microsoft security products, including Microsoft Sentinel, Defenders, Intune, Azure Active Directory and others.
Senserva takes your security very seriously, as a trusted partner. As part of that security, the partners you work with need to also be secure in how they interact with your environment, including us at Senserva. To that end, we want to layout how our products work in your environment.
Microsoft Azure provides a powerful way for #MSP, #MSSPs, and direct companies, to add custom Azure management automation that keeps all data in their tenant, or in the case of the MSP/MSSP in the customer tenant.
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