← Microsoft Certified: Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals
AZURE · objective · 13% of the exam
Describe the concepts of security, compliance, and identity
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Microsoft — Authentication vs. authorization - Microsoft identity platform | Microsoft Learn
Authentication is the process of proving that you are who you say you are.
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Microsoft — Step 7 - Configure security in identity - M365 Education | Microsoft Learn
Since this setting requires MFA for all users, it isn't viable for K12 organizations where students might not have the phones needed to facilitate MFA
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Microsoft — Microsoft security adoption model | Microsoft Learn
Technology pillars describe organizational assets and resources that you want to secure. For example identity, devices, and data.
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Microsoft — Step 2 - Microsoft Entra ID access controls - M365 Education | Microsoft Learn
although security groups can include both users and devices, while Microsoft 365 groups can include only users
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Microsoft — Step 5 - Identity access management - M365 Education | Microsoft Learn
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