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Reporting on user’s Group membership in Azure AD
In another article of the “give me a list of all objects a given user is a member of” series, let’s see how we can leverage the Graph API to enumerate all groups a given user is direct, or indirect … Continue reading
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Reporting on user’s Administrative unit membership in Azure AD
As Microsoft is slowly ramping up the Azure AD RBAC story, I expect usage of Administrative units to gain more traction, which in turn means organizations will need an easy way to report on AU usage. Sure, you can readily … Continue reading
Posted in Azure AD, Exchange Online, Graph API, Microsoft 365, Office 365, PowerShell
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Generating a report of users’ group membership (MemberOf inventory) V2
Time to update another one of my sample scripts to take advantage of the goodness the Exchange Online V3 PowerShell module provides. This time, we will be taking on the “memberOf inventory” script, or in other words the script that … Continue reading
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Azure AD custom roles with support for granular User management permissions
Role-based Access Control (RBAC for short) across Azure AD (and Microsoft 365 as a whole) has been a multi-year effort for Microsoft. While some of the individual workloads have their own, and in some cases very robust, permission models, the … Continue reading
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Conditional access policies add more granular controls for external users
As part of a new preview functionality, Microsoft is introducing an expanded set of controls for Conditional access policies, revolving around granularly including/excluding specific guest users. You will find the new controls as part of the Users and groups > … Continue reading
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