Conditional Access Break-Glass Accounts: Would Yours Still Get You In?
Conditional Access break-glass accounts can quietly stop working as Microsoft changes the platform. See what your technologists need to know.
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Most Conditional Access Is Learned by Trial and Error
Most Conditional Access is learned by trial and error, often in production. See how Conditional Access Foundation teaches the fundamentals first.
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Are Your Cybersecurity Skills Getting Sharper, or Just Older?
A cybersecurity skill is a craft that compounds when you practice it and fades when you don’t. How security teams keep theirs sharp.
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Security Control Decay: The Risk You Already Signed Off On
Security control decay is the risk you already signed off on. How a control rots across handoffs, why it matters to a CISO, and how to stop it.
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Phishing-Resistant MFA for Admins Without the Lockout
Phishing-resistant MFA for admins is stronger than codes. Roll it out in stages, protect emergency access, and avoid locking out your team.
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Your MFA Is On. Is It Actually Covering You?
MFA can be switched on and still fail the test that matters. Learn how phishing-resistant MFA, token protection, risk-based controls, and provable evidence separate “on” from truly covered.
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MFA That Works Every Time
The registration step most people skip Turning on multi-factor authentication feels like the job is finished. For almost every account, it is.
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How to Read a Conditional Access Policy Without Trusting the Name
A conditional access policy is the rule in Microsoft Entra that decides who gets in, to what, under which conditions, and what they must prove first.
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The Scapegoat After the Breach
For the security leader who owns the risk Somewhere in your files is a form with your name on it. An insurance application, a customer questionnaire, a board attestation. One line says MFA is enforced.
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One Policy, One Job: The Habit That Makes a Tenant Predictable
You get the ticket. A user’s blocked and they need in now. You open the policy that caught them, and it’s doing five things at once.
