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Secure Authentication for Azure Networks

Wireless security is crucial now that most sensitive data can be accessed online. It’s imperative for network administrators to dictate who can access the network and how much they’re allowed to access. Organizations need a system that authenticates users to ... Read More

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Use Azure AD B2C for 802.1x Authentication

Microsoft employs a myriad of acronyms for their product names, so it’s often difficult to tell them apart or to guess their function. “Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) B2C” is one such product. It doesn’t have a very information-rich name; ... Read More

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How to Use VPN With Azure AD

As cloud-based solutions are gaining popularity, many organizations are having trouble transitioning to their on-prem servers. To help alleviate some stress, Microsoft created Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) to aid clients in moving their AD instance to the cloud. However, ... Read More

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A Cloud PKI Solution for Azure AD

Azure AD (Microsoft Entra ID) customers can ditch password-based authentication and switch to x.509 certificate-based authentication. Digital certificates offer vast improvements to network security, efficiency, and user experience. But in order to deploy certificates, organizations will need to implement a ... Read More

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Can I Use Passpoint with Microsoft Azure?

The best way to ensure roaming internet access for employees is by deploying Passpoint. Whether you just need to be covered across campus or want to extend your network to nearby partners, Passpoint allows you to stay seamlessly switch between ... Read More

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The Best Way to Manage Microsoft Certificates

A primary weakness of password-based authentication is the human element. Passwords can be forgotten, shared, or stolen, making them a nightmare for IT admins. Forgotten passwords can lead to service interruptions and a pile-up of support tickets. Stolen passwords can ... Read More

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