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Microsoft Entra is a product family that brings together Microsoft’s identity and access management capabilities, including identity, governance, protection, and verifiable credentials. Microsoft Entra ID serves as the core identity service, providing centralized authentication and authorization for cloud, on-premises, and third-party applications.
Microsoft Entra ID allows you to manage different types of directory objects that are used to control access to resources. Users represent people and service accounts, groups are used to manage permissions and licenses, and devices enable identity-based management of Windows and mobile systems.
Microsoft Entra ID supports a wide range of authentication and identity-related features that enhance both security and user experience. These features allow you to configure secure sign-in methods, enforce authentication policies, and customize how users interact with your organization’s identity platform.
Administrative roles in Entra ID determine who is allowed to manage identity-related settings and perform privileged tasks. Entra ID provides built-in and custom roles, as well as just-in-time access through Privileged Identity Management, allowing organizations to reduce standing administrative privileges.
Identity is a critical security boundary in modern cloud environments and must be protected accordingly. Entra ID Protection and Conditional Access help detect risky sign-ins, evaluate user and device risk, and enforce access controls based on security conditions and policies.
Microsoft Entra ID enables single sign-on (SSO) for applications by acting as a centralized identity provider. Applications can be cloud-based, on-premises, or custom-developed, allowing organizations to securely manage authentication and access to a wide range of workloads.
Many organizations operate in hybrid environments where identities exist both on-premises and in the cloud. Entra Connect enables synchronization of on-premises Active Directory objects to Entra ID, providing a unified identity experience across environments.
When using synchronized identities, Entra ID supports multiple authentication models for validating user sign-ins. Each method offers different security characteristics, availability requirements, and operational complexity, making it important to understand their advantages and limitations.
Microsoft Entra External ID allows organizations to securely collaborate with external users and provide access to applications and resources. External users can authenticate using identities from other organizations or consumer identity providers, while administrators maintain control over access and permissions.
Managing access for both internal and external users requires strong governance controls to ensure security and compliance. Entra ID Identity Governance helps manage the identity and access lifecycle by controlling how access is granted, reviewed, and removed over time.
Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access applies identity-based controls to network access using Zero Trust principles. It enables secure access to internet resources and private applications by enforcing identity, device, and conditional access policies at the network layer.
Microsoft Entra Verified ID enables decentralized identity scenarios using verifiable credentials. It allows organizations to issue, verify, and trust credentials without relying on centralized identity stores, improving privacy, security, and trust across organizational boundaries.
This course teaches IT professionals how to manage and secure identities using Microsoft Entra in cloud and hybrid environments. Participants will learn how to configure authentication, access control, governance, and modern identity solutions such as Global Secure Access and Verified ID, supported by hands-on labs and real-world scenarios.
This course is designed for IT administrators and engineers who manage user identities and access for Microsoft cloud services such as Microsoft 365, Azure, Intune, and Dynamics 365.