New Azure Active Directory integrations that strengthen your security

Axiad Cloud automates the provisioning of a wide range of multifactor authentication credentials with Azure AD, including CBA with public key infrastructure (PKI), without requiring any on-premises dependencies. This makes it easier for Microsoft users to move to the cloud from on-prem solutions. To learn more about Axiad’s support of Azure Active Directory, visit the Azure Marketplace or our upcoming webinar.

HID and Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Certificate-Based Authentication (CBA) enable the tens of millions of identities already leveraging x.509 (PKI) digital certificates to natively authenticate to Azure AD and any applications protected by it. This integration makes certificate-based authentication easier to deploy while simplifying remote management of credential lifecycles.

Based on configuration as code, Simeon Cloud allows administrators to enforce multifactor authentication (MFA) with Conditional Access policies in all tenants easily. Simeon’s software allows administrators to deploy policies centrally, monitor changes, and view policy compliance holistically across all the tenants.

With the new Azure AD cloud-native CBA support, Microsoft customers can use X.509 certificate-based Tokens, Smart cards, and FIDO2 devices provided by MISA member Thales Group. By supporting multiple-use cases in one single device, Thales allows organizations to extend high assurance access to the cloud while building on their existing environments.

With General Availability of Azure AD CBA, Azure AD customers can bring their public key infrastructure (PKI) to Azure AD and allow users with smart card certificates secured with YubiKeys to sign into Azure AD-protected Windows workstations and applications. Additionally, Microsoft’s new Conditional Access Authentication Strength capability will enable organizations to deploy policies that require users to use phishing-resistant authentication, and they can do so with a YubiKey.

Cloudflare has completed Azure AD and B2C integrations and is now a member of Secure Hybrid Access Partnerships. This integration helps our customers achieve advanced security for legacy and Azure-hosted applications by securing web applications and safeguarding employees with identity and device protections. Cloudflare’s deep relationship with Microsoft helps organizations seamlessly enhance their Enterprise security and take the next step in their Zero Trust journey.

Microsoft and Datawiza collaborated to provide new integration with Microsoft 365 that allows businesses to deploy multifactor authentication (MFA) for mission-critical Oracle business applications. In just a few minutes, without coding, Datawiza can be deployed and configured and begin requiring MFA, as well as single sign-on (SSO) and Conditional Access, to log into any application – from Oracle applications to homegrown applications to open-source tools.

By utilizing Microsoft Graph APIs and Azure AD audit logs, Valence helps customers enforce the Zero Trust principle of least-privilege by correlating multiple data sources to provide one viewpoint into the enterprise applications, service principals, OAuth tokens, and APIs that have access to Microsoft’s SaaS services. Valence is now available in the Azure AD app gallery, along with a tutorial for integrating it with your Azure AD tenant. Learn more about this integration on their blog.

Oort’s Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) platform now supports integration with Azure AD Identity Protection to consume a user’s risk information and events, helping to provide broader context of your identity and access management (IAM) program. By bringing risk-level changes into the Oort’s platform, organizations can correlate identity risk across other IAM, human resource information system (HRIS), and SaaS signals to kick off remediation workflows to help respond to a potential identity threat. For more information visit https://oort.io/integrations/.

Red Vector’s Fulcrum platform assesses the trust level of individuals based on a broad set of contextual, human behavioral, and information technology activities. In support of a Zero Trust strategy, Fulcrum now supports integration with Azure AD Identity Protection to enhance its user risk evaluation, thus allowing Fulcrum to develop a more robust and accurate trust level for the individual.

Tanium now integrates with Azure AD Identity Protection to help IT and security teams make enhanced conditional access decisions based on an extensive, highly flexible set of real-time device data from Tanium. Customers can deny access to non-compliant or high-risk devices and take advantage of Tanium's extensive remediation capabilities to quickly address a device's compliance or other security gaps. To learn more visit https://www.tanium.com/partners/microsoft.

Azure AD B2C developers can now work with our custom policies experience to develop sophisticated authentication experiences in a GUI experience by leveraging Grit Software Systems IEF editor. The IEF editor is a flowchart-based visual editor designed to allow developers to compose authentication user journeys. The solution allows authentication elements to be drag-and-dropped while also being customized within the editor experience.