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Azure Identity Patterns That Reduce Credential Risk

Azure Identity Patterns That Reduce Credential Risk
Introduction An employee signing in, a customer opening an app, and a service reading a file need different identities. Choosing the right Azure identity patterns helps protect credentials and control access. Microsoft Entra ID is the current name for Azure Active Directory (Azure AD). Start by identifying the actor, then match its sign-in method and…
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