Improving the security of user authentication has always been a top priority for many organizations and one of the products I’ve been working with which has become very popular is Microsoft’s Azure AD Password Protection.
Problem You’ve deployed a new Active Directory Federation Services (ADFS) farm on Windows Server 2019 and integrated DUO MFA with the portal so users logging onto Office 365 would be redirected to the ADFS portal
I’ve recently been asked a few times about a common issue that many on-premise Exchange administrators encounter when transitioning to Office 365 so I thought I’d write a quick blog post outlining how to modify
The recent coronavirus pandemic has led many organizations to rush and provide remote access for their employees and with remote connectivity to corporate resources comes with increased security concerns. One of the common questions that
Problem You’ve noticed that your Azure AD synchronization has stopped synchronizing for a period of time: Launching the Synchronization Service Manager indicates the export job is failing with stopped-extension-dll-exception: Reviewing the event logs show the
Problem You’ve completed configuring Azure Active Directory integration with Atlassian Cloud using SAML as per the following Microsoft document: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/active-directory/active-directory-saas-atlassian-cloud-tutorial However, you notice the sign on process fails with the following error when you are
I recently had to configure Azure Active Directory integration with Atlassian Cloud using SAML and was a bit lost as I went through the instructions from the Microsoft Azure documentation: Tutorial: Azure Active Directory integration
