Azure Active Directory Security

Beginner
1m
5,112
4.5/5

Please note: this course is now outdated. The security aspects of Azure Active Directory are covered in our  Designing for Azure Identity Management course found here.

 

Azure Active Directory, commonly referred to as Azure AD, is Microsoft’s Identity and Access Management service in the Cloud. It manages users, groups, and applications along with their access to other applications and resources running in the cloud. This is exactly what we have with traditional on-premises Active Directory. Azure AD runs as a cloud service and thus can be thought of as Identity and Access Management as a Service.

This course is an introduction to Azure AD security and covers topics related to securing users, groups, devices, and applications as well as cover hybrid identity infrastructure solutions and much more!

What You'll Learn in this Course

Lesson What you'll learn
Overview of the Course Overview of the course and the Learning Objectives
Introduction to Azure AD An intro to Azure AD and Cloud Security
Secure Access to Azure AD Discuss users, group, apps, and RBAC
Integrate Securely with Azure AD Azure AD Connect, Identity solutions, MFA, and App Integration
Identity Management Discuss Identity Management and premium features
Summary Summary and Course Wrap-up

 

About the Author
Avatar
Christopher Jackson, opens in a new tab
Azure Researcher and Trainer
Students
8,895
Labs
1
Learning paths
5

Chris has over 15 years of experience working with top IT Enterprise businesses.  Having worked at Google helping to launch Gmail, YouTube, Maps and more and most recently at Microsoft working directly with Microsoft Azure for both Commercial and Public Sectors, Chris brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to the team in architecting complex solutions and advanced troubleshooting techniques.  He holds several Microsoft Certifications including Azure Certifications.

In his spare time, Chris enjoys movies, gaming, outdoor activities, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.

Covered Topics