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Exam SC-300 Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator (Video)

By Tim Warner
Published Oct 18, 2023 by Microsoft Press.

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Copyright 2024
Edition: 1st

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ISBN-10: 0-13-811157-X
ISBN-13: 978-0-13-811157-1

8-9 Hrs

The SC-300 is an important Microsoft exam because it is one of the four prerequisite options to receive the newly formulated Associate Microsoft Certified: Cybersecurity Architect Expert certification.

Microsoft MVP and Microsoft Certified Azure Solutions Architect, Tim Warner walks you through what to expect on the SC-300 exam. This video covers every objective on Exam SC-300: Microsoft Identity and Access Administrator. Identity and access management are perhaps the most important aspects of cloud computing because every sign-on request into Microsoft Azure is authenticated, and every resource access attempt is subject to authorization.

This training course covers every Exam SC-300 objective in a friendly and logical way.

Skill Level:

Intermediate

What You Will Learn:

After completing this video, you will be able to:

Implement identities in Azure AD
Implement authentication and access management
Implement access management for applications
Plan and implement identity governance in Azure AD

Who Should Take This Course:

Data Warehouse Architect
Principal Cloud Architect
Senior Developer
Lead Technical Architect
Cloud Security Engineer
Senior Risk Compliance Analyst
Any IT professional looking to pass the SC-300 exam

Prerequisite:

Microsoft recommends that candidates have a solid foundational knowledge of Microsoft 365 workloads and Azure Active Directory.

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Introduction

Lesson 1: Configure and Manage an Azure AD Tenant
1.1 Configure and manage Azure AD roles

1.2 Configure delegation by using administrative units

1.3 Analyze Azure AD role permissions

1.4 Configure and manage custom domains

1.5 Configure tenant-wide settings

Lesson 2: Create, Configure, and Manage Azure AD Identities

2.1 Create, configure, and manage users

2.2 Create, configure, and manage groups

2.3 Configure and manage device join and registration, including writeback

2.4 Assign, modify, and report on licenses

Lesson 3: Implement and Manage External Identities

3.1 Manage external collaboration settings in Azure AD

3.2 Invite external users, individually or in bulk

3.3 Manage external user accounts in Azure AD

3.4 Configure identity providers, including SAML or WS-Fed

Lesson 4: Implement and Manage Hybrid Identity

4.1 Implement and manage Azure AD Connect

4.2 Implement and manage Azure AD Connect cloud sync

4.3 Implement and manage Password Hash Synchronization

4.4 Implement and manage Passthrough Authentication

4.5 Implement and manage Seamless Single Sign-On

4.6 Implement and manage federation, excluding manual AD FS deployments

4.7 Implement and manage Azure AD Connect Health

4.8 Troubleshoot synchronization errors

Lesson 5: Plan, Implement, and Manage Azure MFA and Self-Service Password Reset

5.1 Plan Azure MFA deployment, excluding MFA Server

5.2 Configure and deploy SSPR

5.3 Implement and manage Azure MFA settings

5.4 Manage MFA settings for users

5.5 Extend Azure AD MFA to third party and on-premises devices

5.6 Monitor Azure AD MFA activity

Lesson 6: Plan, Implement, and Manage Azure AD User Authentication (30 minutes)

6.1 Plan for authentication

6.2 Implement and manage authentication protocols

6.3 Implement and manage Windows Hello for Business

6.4 Implement and manage password protection and smart lockout

6.5 Implement certificate-based authentication in Azure AD

6.6 Configure Azure AD user authentication for Windows and Linux VMs on Azure

Lesson 7: Plan, Implement, and Manage Azure AD Conditional Access (30 minutes)

7.1 Plan Conditional Access policies

7.2 Implement Conditional Access policy assignments

7.3 Implement Conditional Access policy controls

7.4 Test and troubleshoot Conditional Access policies

7.5 Implement session management

7.6 Implement device-enforced restrictions

7.7 Implement continuous access evaluation

7.8 Create a Conditional Access policy from a template

Lesson 8: Manage Azure AD Identity Protection

8.1 Implement and manage a user risk policy

8.2 Implement and manage a sign-in risk policy

8.3 Implement and manage MFA registration policy

8.4 Monitor, investigate, and remediate risky users

8.5 Implement security for workload identities

Lesson 9: Implement Access Management for Azure Resources

9.1 Assign Azure roles

9.2 Configure custom Azure roles

9.3 Create and configure managed identities

9.4 Use managed identities to access Azure resources

9.5 Analyze Azure role permissions

9.6 Configure Azure Key Vault RBAC and policies

Lesson 10: Manage and Monitor Application Access by Using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

10.1 Discover and manage apps by using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

10.2 Configure connectors to apps

10.3 Implement application-enforced restrictions

10.4 Configure Conditional Access app control

10.5 Create access and session policies in Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps

10.6 Implement and manage policies for OAuth apps

Lesson 11: Plan, Implement, and Monitor the Integration of Enterprise Applications

11.1 Configure and manage user and admin consent

11.2 Discover apps by using ADFS application activity reports

11.3 Design and implement access management for apps

11.4 Design and implement app management roles

11.5 Monitor and audit activity in enterprise applications

11.6 Design and implement integration for on-premises apps by using Azure AD application proxy

11.7 Design and implement integration for SaaS apps

11.8 Provision and manage users, groups, and roles on Enterprise applications

11.9 Create and manage application collections

Lesson 12: Plan and implement application registrations

12.1 Plan for application registrations

12.2 Implement application registrations

12.3 Configure application permissions

12.4 Implement application authorization

12.5 Plan and configure multi-tier application permissions

12.6 Manage and monitor applications by using App governance

Lesson 13: Plan and Implement Entitlement Management

13.1 Plan entitlements

13.2 Create and configure catalogs

13.3 Create and configure access packages

13.4 Manage access requests

13.5 Implement and manage terms of use

13.6 Manage the lifecycle of external users in Azure AD Identity Governance settings

13.7 Configure and manage connected organizations

13.8 Review per-user entitlements by using Azure AD Entitlement management

Lesson 14: Plan, Implement, and Manage Access Reviews

14.1 Plan for access reviews

14.2 Create and configure access reviews for groups and apps

14.3 Create and configure access review programs

14.4 Monitor access review activity

14.5 Respond to access review activity, including automated and manual responses

Lesson 15: Plan and Implement Privileged Access

15.1 Plan and manage Azure roles in Privileged Identity Management (PIM), including settings and

assignments

15.2 Plan and manage Azure resources in PIM, including settings and assignments

15.3 Plan and configure Privileged Access groups

15.4 Manage PIM requests and approval process

15.5 Analyze PIM audit history and reports

15.6 Create and manage break-glass accounts

Lesson 16: Monitor Azure AD

16.1 Design a strategy for monitoring Azure AD

16.2 Review and analyze sign-in, audit, and provisioning logs by using the Azure AD console

16.3 Configure diagnostic settings, including Log Analytics, storage accounts, and Event Hub

16.4 Monitor Azure AD by using Log Analytics, including KQL queries

16.5 Analyze Azure AD by using workbooks and reporting in the Azure AD console

16.6 Monitor and improve the security posture by using the Identity Secure Score

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