Azure AD Conditional Access Flashcards

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Azure AD Conditional Access

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-a set of policies that enforce after a successful login attempt. These policies help to improve security and compliance by fine-tuning the authentication process.
-Conditions, and Actions if Conditions are meet.
-Conditional Access allows access to applications only from trusted and compliant devices. It can be evaluated as part of Identity Protection, which is a tool in Azure AD that brings signals together, makes decisions, and enforces organization policies.
-The only priority among policies are that block policies always win. This means that if one or more block policies match during a sign-in, the authentication attempt is blocked, even if there are other policies granting access at the same time.

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What is the minimum license required to configure Azure AD Conditional Access?

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Azure AD Premium P1

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For Conditional Access policies, what happens when two overlapping polices are place?

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the most restrictive policy applies when overlapping policies are put into place.

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When configuring Azure AD Conditional Access policies, which are manadatory requirements?

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-User/Groups
-Cloud apps
-Access Controls
-the rest are optional

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Where can Conditional Access policies be created?

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Conditional Access policies can only be created in the Azure portal

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Currently, Azure Active Directory detects six types of risk detections:

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-Users with leaked credentials: High
-Sign-in from anonymous IP address: Medium
-Impossible travel to aytypical locations: Medium
-Sign-ins from unfamiliar locations: Medium
-Sign-in from infected devices: Low

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