![]() ![]() Let’s start with how you’d use Microsoft Entra ID Governance to limit access to only the people or processes who need it. Today we’ll go deeper into the controls that you can put in place to help ensure that access to your resources is protected. And with Conditional Access adaptive controls, you can ensure that users and devices meet predefined conditions prior to granting access to any resource. And for Microsoft Entra admins, this is configured using entitlement management to select the right resources and apps to prevent over-permissioning. ![]() Next, for everyday users you can ensure “just enough access” so that users can only access what they need and nothing more to get their jobs done. Then, as a role scoped admin within specified time limits, they can activate elevated privilege specific to their job role. And here you can use identity governance controls to scope admin access to just what they need to perform their specific job roles. First, privileged identities, like the multitude of different admin roles, are your highest value targets for adversaries. Now, the good news is, with Microsoft Entra, proactive role-based Conditional Access controls exist today to prevent over-permissioning of your data and resources using a Zero Trust, “Just enough access” approach. Security breaches are one thing, but so is the rapid adoption of Copilots or generative AI solutions that can be configured to retrieve private data to generate responses and can risk inadvertently surfacing information that you may or may not want accessible to everyone. Today, access management to your data is more important than ever.
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