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Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator SC-300 Exam Guide

Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator SC-300 Exam Guide

By : Aaron Guilmette, James Hardiman, Doug Haven, Dwayne Natwick
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Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator SC-300 Exam Guide

Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator SC-300 Exam Guide

By: Aaron Guilmette, James Hardiman, Doug Haven, Dwayne Natwick

Overview of this book

In today’s cloud-driven environment, achieving SC-300 certification is essential for professionals looking to tackle real-world identity and access management (IAM) scenarios. SC-300 exam content has undergone significant changes, and this second edition aligns with the revised exam objectives. This updated edition gives you access to online exam prep resources such as chapter-wise practice questions, mock exams, interactive flashcards, and expert exam tips, providing you with all the tools you need for thorough exam preparation. You’ll get to grips with the creation, configuration, and management of Microsoft Entra identities, as well as understand the planning, implementation, and management of Microsoft Entra user authentication processes. You’ll learn to deploy and use new Global Secure Access features, design cloud application strategies, and manage application access and policies by using Microsoft Cloud App Security. You’ll also gain experience in configuring Privileged Identity Management for users and guests, working with the Permissions Creep Index, and mitigating associated risks. By the end of this book, you’ll have mastered the skills essential for securing Microsoft environments and be able to pass the SC-300 exam on your first attempt.
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Migrating from AD FS to Other Authentication and Authorization Mechanisms

Over the past several years, Microsoft has made significant investments in both PHS and PTA, as well as security features that can easily be layered on top of them such as risk-based Conditional Access policies and multifactor authentication.

While AD FS can still be configured (either standalone or through the Entra Connect setup wizard), Microsoft recommends migrating to either PHS or PTA.

When migrating to PHS or PTA from AD FS, there are two main approaches: cutover and staged rollout. We’ll briefly look at the steps for each of them.

Performing a Cutover Migration

From a process perspective, a cutover migration has the fewest steps and is the easiest to execute. In a cutover migration, everyone is migrated at one time from federated authentication to one of the cloud authentication methods.

Follow these steps to perform a cutover migration:

  1. On the server running Microsoft Entra...

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