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Define identity as the primary security perimeter
From the course: Microsoft Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals (SC-900) Cert Prep by Microsoft Press
Define identity as the primary security perimeter
- Define identity concepts. So let's define identity as a primary security perimeter. The primary security perimeter refers to the first line of defense in protecting an organization's assets and information. In the context of identity, it refers to the measures taken to secure the identities of users, devices, and applications that access the organization's resources. This can include authentication methods such as multifactor authentication, and policies for managing and protecting identities such as password policies and security groups. Identity is considered the primary security perimeter at Microsoft. That means that Microsoft focuses on securing their user's identities and access to its cloud services and other products as their first line of defense against cyber threats. By making identity the primary security perimeter, Microsoft is able to provide a more secure and flexible approach to access management. This…
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Learning objectives29s
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Define identity as the primary security perimeter2m 53s
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Define authentication2m 20s
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Define authorization2m 36s
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Describe identity providers2m 47s
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Describe Active Directory2m 50s
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Describe the concept of federation2m 32s
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Lesson two: Recap1m 38s
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