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In today’s digital age, the complexity and connectivity of organizational ecosystems expose them to a myriad of security threats, with insider risks standing out as particularly worrisome. Recent trends indicate a rising prevalence of these risks, as sensitive data and critical assets become increasingly accessible. The severity of insider threats—ranging from unintentional data leaks to

The Microsoft Azure portal includes a subset of permissions called protected actions, which can be used to manage Conditional Access (CA) policies and cross-tenant access settings. Protected actions are associated with an authentication context, which can be added to the scope of a CA policy. The relationship between the authentication context, protected actions, and CA

All organizations use privileged accounts to manage their environments. In many cases, administration is performed from productivity workstations, which are vulnerable to a substantial number of attack vectors. A key component in securing privileged access is performing privileged administration from secure workstations, also known as privileged access workstations (PAWs). PAWs are purpose-built, hardened computers that