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266 TopicsAZ-500: Microsoft Azure Security Technologies Study Guide
The AZ-500 certification provides professionals with the skills and knowledge needed to secure Azure infrastructure, services, and data. The exam covers identity and access management, data protection, platform security, and governance in Azure. Learners can prepare for the exam with Microsoft's self-paced curriculum, instructor-led course, and documentation. The certification measures the learner’s knowledge of managing, monitoring, and implementing security for resources in Azure, multi-cloud, and hybrid environments. Azure Firewall, Key Vault, and Azure Active Directory are some of the topics covered in the exam.22KViews4likes3CommentsUnsupported but very useful way to use the hidden Azure API
Obviously not supported, but for those of us managing many tenants and/or setting up (test/training/pilot) tenants often, you may want to automate certain Azure AD or Intune settings that are not available through supported API's or PS modules, there is a 'hidden' API at https://main.iam.ad.ext.azure.com/api/MdmApplications/eab0bcaf-9b2e-4e62-b9be-2eea708422f8?mdmAppliesToChanged=true&mamAppliesToChanged=true, here's an example: http://www.lieben.nu/liebensraum/2018/03/set-intune-mdm-user-scope-to-all-using-powershell-and-hidden-api/ If you want to use this in a production environment, I recommend doing only READ operations.Solved19KViews3likes6CommentsMicrosoft Azure Hub-Spoke model by Enterprise Design 1 of 4
Microsoft Virtual Datacenter Transition to Azure (Hybrid Cloud) Microsoft Azure Hub-Spoke Architecture This Enterprise reference architecture shows how to implement a hub-spoke topology in Azure. The hub is a virtual network (VNet) in Azure that acts as a central point of connectivity to your on-premises network. The spokes are VNets that peer with the hub, and can be used to isolate workloads. Traffic flows between the on-premises datacenter and the hub through an ExpressRoute or VPN gateway connection. Read the complete Blogpost Journey to the Azure Cloud here17KViews0likes0Comments[Solved] Allow PIN support for Windows 10 devices
I want to allow my Windows 10 1909 (Hyper-V VM) to be able to use PIN for sign ins. I have created a non-administrator account and joined my VM during Windows installation to the AAD from the start. I also configured this for PIN policy in Windows 10 in Azure portal - Intune I created a group in Intune and put my VM device + User into that. then I assigned this profile that I created for PIN to that group. added my administrator user as the group owner. I've also read this article: https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/help/3201940/can-t-configure-a-pin-when-convenience-pin-and-hello-for-business-poli still, in my Windows 10 account settings, there is no sign of PIN. i've waited 2 hours, synced my device from AAD portal and also from Windows settings to receive the latest policies. still nothing. I'm running out of clues that why this is not working. any ideas? Thanks in advanceSolved16KViews0likes5Comments