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Design Identity and Security Solutions Flashcards
Microsoft Azure Solutions Architect Expert AZ-305 Flashcards
| Front | Back |
| Define Application Proxy in Azure AD | Application Proxy lets you securely access on-premises apps remotely. |
| Define Azure AD Authentication Methods | These are methods like passwords, biometrics, and security keys used to verify user identity. |
| Define External Identity in Azure AD | External Identity handles authentication for users from outside the organization, like customers or collaborators. |
| Define Passwordless Authentication in Azure AD | Passwordless Authentication enables secure access using biometrics or temporary codes instead of passwords. |
| Define Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) | RBAC manages access to resources based on user roles in Azure. |
| Define Single Sign-On (SSO) in Azure AD | SSO allows users to access multiple applications with one set of credentials. |
| Explain Authentication Context in Conditional Access | Authentication Context adds extra layers of identity verification based on specific conditions. |
| Explain the concept of Conditional Access | Conditional Access uses signals to determine access to apps and data. |
| Explain the concept of Identity Lifecycle Management in Azure | This manages user identity access from creation to deletion throughout their lifecycle. |
| Explain the concept of Self-Service Password Reset (SSPR) | SSPR allows users to reset their own passwords securely. |
| Explain User Risk Detection in Azure AD Identity Protection | User Risk Detection identifies suspicious activities tied to user identities. |
| How does Just-In-Time (JIT) access improve security | JIT access grants temporary access to sensitive resources. |
| How does Managed Identity work in Azure | Managed Identities allow applications to authenticate without credentials. |
| What are Azure AD Connect Health features | This tool helps monitor the health of on-premises identity sync with Azure AD. |
| What are Conditional Access Policies | These policies define controls based on user identity, location, and device state. |
| What are Security Defaults in Azure AD used for | Security Defaults help ensure basic security configurations in place for most users. |
| What does Access Reviews help achieve | Access Reviews help ensure appropriate access and compliance with policies. |
| What does Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) add to security | MFA enhances security by requiring a second form of verification. |
| What is Azure Active Directory | Azure AD is Microsoft's cloud-based identity and access management service. |
| What is Azure AD Connect | Azure AD Connect synchronizes on-premises identity systems with Azure AD. |
| What is B2B Collaboration in Azure AD | B2B Collaboration enables external partners to securely access resources using their own credentials. |
| What is Device Risk Detection in Azure AD Identity Protection | Device Risk Detection identifies risks based on device activity and configuration. |
| What is Directory Federation Service (ADFS) | ADFS enables single sign-on using on-premises authentication. |
| What is Dynamic Membership in Azure AD Groups | Dynamic Membership automatically assigns users to groups based on conditions or attributes. |
| What is Identity and Access Review with Azure Monitor Logs | This involves analyzing access management logs for ensuring compliance and tracking anomalies. |
| What is Identity Protection in Azure AD | Identity Protection uses machine learning to manage and respond to identity risks. |
| What is Privileged Identity Management (PIM) in Azure | PIM manages and monitors access to critical roles and resources. |
| What is the Azure AD Access Package | Access Packages offer curated access to resources and groups for streamlined requests. |
| What is the Azure Identity Secure Score | This score provides recommendations to enhance identity security posture in Azure AD. |
| What is the difference between Licensed Users and Guest Users in Azure AD | Licensed Users have subscription-based access to services, Guest Users have restricted access as external affiliates. |
| What is the difference between Managed Identity and Service Principal | Managed Identity is managed by Azure and tethered to resources, Service Principal is manually created for app access. |
| What is the function of a Conditional Access Template | Templates provide predefined policies for common Conditional Access scenarios. |
| What is the purpose of Entitlement Management in Azure AD | Entitlement Management automates access to resources based on workflows and policies. |
| What is the purpose of Identity Governance in Azure AD | Identity Governance manages user access and lifecycle processes. |
| What is the purpose of Service Principals in Azure | Service Principals enable secure app authentication to access Azure resources. |
This deck focuses on topics related to implementing and managing identity and access management solutions in Azure, including Azure Active Directory, security controls, and governance strategies.