← Microsoft Certified: Identity and Access Administrator Associate
AZURE · objective · 29% of the exam
Implement authentication and access management — Microsoft Certified: Identity and Access Administrator Associate
The official AZURE documentation our Implement authentication and access management practice questions are cited to. Review the primary sources, then practise.
Official references for this objective
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The option that is configured via a QR core on this video is to accept push notification
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Microsoft — Access Management for Azure Part 1: RBAC, The Bigger Picture | Microsoft Learn
When you disable an AD account, it automatically loses access to all Azure subscriptions connected with your Azure AD
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Microsoft — Custom Roles in Azure RBAC | Microsoft Learn
monitor virtual machines and restart them but can't delete or create new ones
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Microsoft — Customer Identity Management with Azure AD B2C | Microsoft Learn
This white-label service is customizable, scalable, and reliable, and can be used on iOS, Android, and .NET, or any other platform.
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Microsoft — Managing devices with Intune and implementing conditional access | Microsoft Learn
Demo: Creating a conditional access policy to block non-compliant devices
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Microsoft — Role-Based Access Control in API Management | Microsoft Learn
Azure API Management relies on Azure Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) to enable fine-grained access management for API Management services and entities
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Microsoft — Simplify Authentication with Managed Identities for Azure Resources | Microsoft Learn
provide applications running on Azure Services with password-free access to Azure SQL databases and simplifying aspects like credential rotation and secrets management
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Microsoft — Use managed identity for authentication among Azure App Service/Functions | Microsoft Learn
it allows us to authenticate callers and configure RBAC against called resources without storing caller credentials