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Azure Active Directory

Synchronize on-premises directories and enable single sign-on

  • Pros

  • Deep integration with Azure
  • Synchronization with on-prem AD
  • B2B & B2C scenarios
  • Managed identities
  • Modern app authentication flows
  • Conditional access policies
  • Privileged identity management

  • Cons

  • Frequently changing APIs
  • Confusing application management
  • Limited nested group features

Read our blog posts about Azure Active Directory

How to update your Microsoft Authenticator App for a work/school account

How to update your Microsoft Authenticator App for a work/school account

Carmel Eve

This post quickly runs through the steps for setting up a new Microsoft Authenticator App for a work or school account.
Secure Azure Function-to-Function authentication without the need for credentials

Secure Azure Function-to-Function authentication without the need for credentials

Carmel Eve

Building a secure solution on Azure can be a daunting task. Using Azure Functions and Managed Identities, we have built up a pattern for giving services access to one another, without the need to store credentials. These managed identities can be given access to necessary resources. For example, they can be granted roles and added to access control lists in ADLS Gen2 accounts, or the ability to access keys in key vault. This means that data can be securely accessed without needing to store connection strings or app passwords.