5 posts tagged with "Identity Management"

Giving a team access to something one person at a time works until someone joins or leaves. Then you're editing access in five places. A security group fixes that: you give access to the group once, and from then on you only change who is in it.

Microsoft 365 only knows who reports to whom if somebody tells it. That "somebody" is the Manager field on each person's account, next to their Job title. Fill them in, and Outlook, Teams and the apps you build all know who someone's manager and direct reports are, and what their role is.

Being Owner of an Azure subscription does not let you read a single secret in a Key Vault you just created. The fix is one role assignment — and once you understand its three parts, you can grant exactly the access you mean, to a person or to an app, in about a minute.

You added API permissions to an Azure app registration, requested a token, and got back AADSTS65001 instead. The token endpoint is telling you something simple: the permissions are configured, but nobody has actually consented to them yet.

Learn how to create a User Assigned Managed Identity in Microsoft Azure Portal to enhance security and manage access to your Azure resources efficiently.