What is Conditional Access?
Conditional Access is a security feature in Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) that controls access to apps and services based on context – such as user identity, device, location, and risk level. It acts as a smart filter that only requires extra verification when needed.
Think of it as a digital security guard. Instead of applying the same rules to everyone, it adapts based on the situation. If something seems unusual – like a new device or unfamiliar location – it may ask for additional verification.
Sicra and Conditional Access
Sicra specializes in designing and implementing Conditional Access policies as part of a Zero Trust security strategy. We help organizations:
- Build a comprehensive access control framework
- Tailor policies to risk profiles and operational needs
- Define device compliance and risk-based authentication
- Isolate sensitive apps through network controls
- Continuously improve policies based on threats and usage patterns
Our approach ensures strong protection with minimal impact on the user experience.
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