Azure AD - Conditional Access Implementation

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Empower users to access their data and applications in a secure way.

In a mobile-first, cloud-first world, your users access your organization’s resources from anywhere using a variety of devices and apps. As a result, focusing on who can access a resource is no longer enough. You also need to consider where the user is, the device being used, the resource being accessed, and more.

Azure AD Conditional Access (CA) analyzes signals, such as user, device, and location, to automate decisions and enforce organizational access policies for resource. You can use CA policies to apply access controls like multifactor authentication (MFA). CA policies allow you to prompt users for MFA when needed for security reasons,

The AzureAD Conditional Access implementation service supports your organization with the implementation of the most commonly used Conditional Access policies for protecting your users. The service consists of the following deliverables:

Workshop: During the workshop, we provide you with an overview of AzureAD Conditional Access. So you can understand the prerequisites, features and we demonstrate real world use-cases.
Initial Setup and Configuration: We support you with getting AzureAD Conditional Access up and running in your environment by implementing most commonly used Conditional Access policies.
Documentation: The documentation provides you with the most relevant information about AzureAD Conditional Access including the conditional access policies implemented in your environment.

Our Security Services provides customers with guidance and the required expertise tor the adoption of the Azure Conditional Access.

Key benefits

Better understand the features and benefits of using AzureAD Conditional Access.
Zero trust - Conditional Access helps you move toward a zero-trust environment.
Increase productivity - Only interrupt users with a sign-in condition like MFA when one or more signals warrants it. CA policies allow you to control when users are prompted for MFA, when access is blocked, and when they must use a trusted device.
Address compliance and governance - CA enables you to audit access to applications, present terms of use for consent, and restrict access based on compliance policies.