Azure Identity and access management

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Dinusha Kumarasiri

Concept of identity and how identity is used in public cloud (Azure). Various features provided by Azure AD

Agenda
 Identity
 Identity Management in On-premises
 Azure AD
 Azure AD Features
 Scopes
 Role Based Access Control
 Identity Collaboration

Identity
 Information that represent an agent (user / group)
 Identity is used to authenticate against an identity provider
 Used to access resources authorized for that identity

Identity management on-premises
 Active Directory Domain Services
 Custom
 Protocols might not be compatible with cloud services
 Kerberos
 NTLM
 LDAP

Azure Active Directory
 Cloud based identity and access management service
 Works as an identity provider
 Can import on-premises identities to cloud

AAD Features : Authentication
 Self-service password reset
 Multi-Factor Authentication

AAD Features : Application Management
 How do we connect with external applications?
 How can we avoid using different credentials for each application?

AAD Features : Identity Protection
 Automate detection and remediation of identity based risks
 Investigate risks
 Integrate with other platforms

AAD Features : Privileged Identity Management
 Service to manage, control and monitor access to critical operations
 Elevating existing permissions Just In Time (JIT)

AAD Features : Seamless Sign-on
 Automatically signed into both on-premises and cloud-based
applications
 Pass-through authentication
 Authentication agent in on-premises server
 Credentials never leaves on-premises
 Password hash synchronization
 Azure AD stores the hash of hash of the passwords stored in on-premises AD
 Azure AD Connect is used to synchronize

Scopes
 Set of resources permissions, policies and costing can be applied at

Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
 Access management to cloud resources
 Security Principal
 Role Definition

Identity Collaboration : B2B
 Allow external identities to collaborate with organization
 Allow external identities to use organization’s resources

Identity Collaboration : B2C
 Business to customer identity as a service
 Customers can use social accounts to connect

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