Organizations are increasingly trying to reduce their dependence on on-premises infrastructure. With this shift, comes the added challenge of device management in distributed workplaces. This problem is especially acute in the case of organizations that are in transition to the cloud and still have significant dependence on the on-premises infrastructure. Such organizations have to access […]
Read More »The ever-increasing complexity of software solutions has forced organizations to streamline their software development lifecycle (SDLC) process. Consequently, businesses across the globe are adopting DevOps. DevOps is a set of tools, practices, and philosophies that combine software development and IT operations to improve the speed and delivery quality. Microsoft offers Azure DevOps for developers and […]
Read More »Synchronizing customer relationship management software with popular accounting software can bring clarity to your business functions. Businesses can track all their leads from a single tool by unifying your communication, sales, and accounting tools. The large enterprise depends on accounting software such as QuickBooks Enterprise for managing their invoices, payrolls, incoming and outgoing payments. Well, […]
Read More »Azure AD extends the security and device management capabilities previously only available for on-premises devices to the cloud. It helps organizations fulfill the dual challenges of protecting their assets while simultaneously empowering their employees to stay productive wherever they are. Azure AD provides the organization’s IT staff tools like Microsoft Intune to manage device identities. […]
Read More »Recently, there is a mad rush to get to Azure. Some are calling it the pandemic effect, while others say that the unprecedented growth of Azure was inevitable anyway. Whatever side of the argument you are on, the truth is – Azure has got phenomenal potential. Be it government organizations or large businesses, everyone is […]
Read More »Azure AD Application Proxy is an Azure AD feature for enabling access to on-premises web applications from remote clients. It can be used to provide secure access to on-premises applications from anywhere in the world. Additionally, it is possible to configure Single Sign-On (SSO) for integrating other line-of-business applications with Azure AD. Azure AD Application […]
Read More »Azure Stack is a product that allows businesses to extend the capabilities of Azure services to their datacenters. It introduces infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) and platform-as-a-service (PaaS) services capabilities within the same stack spanning across on-premises environments and the Azure cloud. Azure and Azure Stack share several components and capabilities including the Azure portal and the pay-as-you-go […]
Read More »Group Policy is an infrastructure used by admins to implement specific configurations for users and computers as a part of an organization’s security policies. Collectively, these policies are referred to as Group Policy Objects (GPOs). Group Policies help organizations protect computers against data breaches. While Microsoft equips Windows devices with fairly sophisticated security measures, GPOs […]
Read More »Azure AD Conditional Access (Azure AD CA) is a tool to collate several signals for automating access control decisions as a part of enforcing organizational policies. Conditional access policies are simple if-then statements that result in certain action prompts for a user who needs to perform a specific action to access resources that are governed […]
Read More »Anyone using a business computer would most likely remember using usernames and passwords ever since they started using their systems. Indeed, the most accepted form of authentication hasn’t changed in several decades. While that was fine as long as an individual had a single set (or at least manageable combinations) of usernames and passwords, the […]
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