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Monday, May 6 • 10:00am - 11:45am
Implementing Enterprise Access Model with Zero Trust Security

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Description:
Explore the significance of the Enterprise Access Model within the Zero Trust paradigm, a crucial component for safeguarding enterprise environments. Gain insights into the advantages offered by the successor of Active Directory Tiering and understand the compelling reasons to adhere to Microsoft's guidance for the cloud infrastructure. This session will specifically cover the implementation of Privilege Access Workstations using Intune, leveraging Azure Automation for repeating tasks and following the Zero trust model to increase security.

What you will learn:
  • Implement Privilege Access Workstations using Intune
  • Leverage Azure Automation for repeating tasks
  • Implement Zero trust model for increased security
Speakers
avatar for Thomas Kurth

Thomas Kurth

Microsoft MVP, Security Consultant and CEO, baseVISION AG
I’m a consultant and architect for modern workplace and security projects with Microsoft Technologies. I published many blogs and community tools like the M365Documentation solution and am awarded as Microsoft MVP for Enterprise Mobility and Security.I love to push and design solutions... Read More →
avatar for Simon Binder

Simon Binder

Principal Workplace & Security Architect @ Telia Cygate, Telia Cygate
As a Workplace & Security Architect, as well as an Enterprise Mobility MVP, Simons goal is to compose an enjoyable, powerful and purpose driven workplace experience with IT. He have a talent of translating organizational needs into technology and always emphasize "The Human Side of... Read More →

Monday May 6, 2024 10:00am - 11:45am CDT
Cedar
  Security and Compliance, Zero Trust
  • Skill Level Tips and Tricks

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