← Microsoft Certified: Identity and Access Administrator Associate
AZURE · objective · 29% of the exam
Implement authentication and access management
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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