Microsoft today began offering a new Azure Active Directory Basic licensing option. The new Basic plan for Microsoft's cloud-enabled identity and access management solution is available today as a ...

Microsoft is making available to its volume licensing customers, as of September 15, a second paid version of Azure Active Directory. Azure Active Directory Basic, the newest version, sits between ...

Microsoft released a new tier for Azure Active Directory on Monday intended for enterprise customers who want to provide their "deskless" employees access to cloud-based software and services. Azure ...

Office 365 customers can use Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) for free, although some of its capabilities entail paying for subscription costs. Office 365 has its own local directory. There's no ...

Microsoft this month enabled organizations to assign Azure Active Directory licenses according to group. Group assignment is perhaps a less tedious approach for organizations with lots of Azure AD end ...

Organizations using Microsoft's Azure Active Directory or Windows Server Active Directory service can now test drive two new two password security capabilities. The two capabilities, announced this ...

Whichever license of Azure Active Directory you own, you have options to set up alerts and automate actions to risky user behavior. Do your users perform actions that put your organization at risk? If ...

Microsoft announced public preview support for FIDO2 security keys in Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) to provide users with passwordless authentication capabilities, eliminating passwords out of the ...

Microsoft is making public previews available on September 16 of two new Azure Active Directory authentication services. Azure Active Directory (AD) B2C is for developers who want to build Web, PC and ...

With the final release of Windows 10, the use of traditional Active Directory may be waning, and Azure AD on the rise. Here are some security concerns that need to be addressed when making the switch.

Microsoft has announced that it will automatically enable stricter secure default settings known as 'security defaults' on all existing Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) tenants in late June 2022.