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Limit logon for users and services with Active Directory authentication policies

By default, Active Directory imposes limited restrictions on the protocols or devices a user or service can use to log in. You can implement authentication policies and enforce specific limitations and restrictions to enhance login security. Active Directory offers several methods to disable outdated protocols, such as NTLMv1, or to restrict user logins to particular workstations. This can be achieved through various Group Policy settings, and the Protected Users group automatically enforces a set of security restrictions.

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Secure privileged Active Directory accounts using the Protected Users group

Since Windows Server 2012 R2, Active Directory (AD) has included a built-in global security group called Protected Users, designed to enhance the security of its members through predefined authentication policies. Before adding accounts to this group, it is essential to review the necessary prerequisites and monitor related events to ensure smooth implementation.

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Create fake users for an Active Directory lab

Active Directory is a core element of most lab environments, and it’s often essential to populate it with realistic data, especially for user accounts. These accounts should feature values for key attributes to reflect a functional directory. Fake user data is available in CSV format, but you'll need to clean it before importing into the directory.

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Microsoft Entra Private Access: Replacing VPN

Microsoft Entra Private Access aims to replace traditional Virtual Private Networks (VPNs) while significantly enhancing security. Employing conditional access policies provides a more secure way to access private resources, ensuring only authorized users can connect to sensitive data and applications. In this blog, you will learn the critical features of Entra Private Access, how to configure it, and how to implement it together with conditional access policies.

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