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| How can you audit access changes in Azure AD | Using activity logs and log analytics. |
| How can you secure Azure identities | MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) and Conditional Access. |
| What does RBAC stand for | Role-Based Access Control. |
| What is a group in Azure AD | A collection of users that can have the same permissions assigned. |
| What is a Managed Identity | A feature that automatically manages identities for Azure resources like VMs or functions. |
| What is a role assignment in RBAC | The act of granting a role to a user, group, or service principal. |
| What is a role in Azure AD | A set of permissions defining what actions a user or group can perform. |
| What is a Service Principal | A security identity that enables apps or services to access Azure resources. |
| What is a user in Azure AD | A digital identity representing an individual person. |
| What is an Azure AD B2C tenant | A directory used for managing identities of external customers. |
| What is Azure Active Directory | A cloud-based identity and access management service. |
| What is Conditional Access | Policies that control access based on conditions like location, device, or user risk. |
| What is Just-In-Time access in PIM | Temporary access granted to perform specific tasks. |
| What is Privileged Identity Management (PIM) | A service that manages, monitors, and controls access to Azure resources. |
| What is the default role given to users in Azure AD | User. |
| What is the difference between a system-assigned and a user-assigned managed identity | System-assigned is tied to an Azure resource, while user-assigned can be shared among multiple resources. |
| What is the difference between users and service principals | A user represents an individual person while a service principal represents an app or service. |
| What is the Global Administrator role in Azure AD | The role with the highest level of access, allowing full control of Azure AD. |
| What is the principle of least privilege | Granting users only the permissions they need to perform their tasks. |
| What is the purpose of RBAC in Azure | To manage access to Azure resources using roles. |
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What is Just-In-Time access in PIM
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Temporary access granted to perform specific tasks.
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What is Conditional Access
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Policies that control access based on conditions like location, device, or user risk.
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What is Privileged Identity Management (PIM)
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A service that manages, monitors, and controls access to Azure resources.
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What is Azure Active Directory
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A cloud-based identity and access management service.
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What is a Service Principal
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A security identity that enables apps or services to access Azure resources.
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How can you secure Azure identities
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MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) and Conditional Access.
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What is the difference between users and service principals
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A user represents an individual person while a service principal represents an app or service.
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What is the principle of least privilege
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Granting users only the permissions they need to perform their tasks.
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What is the default role given to users in Azure AD
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User.
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What is a group in Azure AD
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A collection of users that can have the same permissions assigned.
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How can you audit access changes in Azure AD
Back
Using activity logs and log analytics.
Front
What is a user in Azure AD
Back
A digital identity representing an individual person.
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What is the purpose of RBAC in Azure
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To manage access to Azure resources using roles.
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What is the Global Administrator role in Azure AD
Back
The role with the highest level of access, allowing full control of Azure AD.
Front
What is a Managed Identity
Back
A feature that automatically manages identities for Azure resources like VMs or functions.
Front
What does RBAC stand for
Back
Role-Based Access Control.
Front
What is an Azure AD B2C tenant
Back
A directory used for managing identities of external customers.
Front
What is the difference between a system-assigned and a user-assigned managed identity
Back
System-assigned is tied to an Azure resource, while user-assigned can be shared among multiple resources.
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What is a role in Azure AD
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A set of permissions defining what actions a user or group can perform.
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What is a role assignment in RBAC
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The act of granting a role to a user, group, or service principal.
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This deck covers topics related to Azure Active Directory, role-based access control (RBAC), managing Azure identities, users, groups, and roles to secure access to resources in Azure.