Workplace Ninja Summit 2024

We've spent the last few years modernizing clients, kicking them out of Active Directory and optimizing them to run outside the corporate network. The use of modern protocols, conditional access and the integration of MDE and Intune now enables us to access cloud services with access management that largely complies with the principles of zero trust.

However, when it comes to accessing legacy apps in the old data center world, we unfortunately all too often fall back on the old solutions - perhaps enhanced with some SAML and certificates - and features such as microsegmentation and session revocation are sought in vain.

In this session I would like to discuss and show why Microsoft's SSE solution is so much closer to my understanding of Zero Trust Network Access by explicitly checking every session in the network during its establishment, limiting access to the least necessary and disconnecting in case of a breach.

As a security architect who used to deal intensively with networks and in recent years with identity, I am very much looking forward to a deep dive on the topic of Single SignOn when accessing the OnPrem environment with Private Access.

In addition to the way the technology works, you will learn what needs to be considered during POC and rollout and what differences there are to a classic VPN project.

Join us for a session with two experts in transitioning to cloud-native device management. Learn about their journey from managing on-premises devices to using Intune for cloud-based management. Is the transition smooth? Can it save costs? Understand why this shift is important and get valuable insights.

Discover the challenges they faced and learn best practices, tips, and tricks for a successful transition. Don't miss this chance to upgrade your device management strategy.

Terraform is widely recognized as the dominant language for professional cloud configuration. It has become an essential tool for Azure, AWS, and Kubernetes projects, offering numerous advantages such as a readable declaration language, reliable state tracking for changes, robust auditing of all modifications through git, and automatic documentation of infrastructure.

Until now, Terraform has primarily focused on configuring cloud infrastructures and provided limited support for Entra ID. However, we are introducing a groundbreaking development: the Terraform Provider for Microsoft 365. This session provides an overview of this provider, which in it's first incarnation enables the configuration of almost all aspects of Intune. With support for Autopilot, Conditional Access, Configuration Profiles with Settings Catalog, Compliance Policies, and more, it opens up entirely new possibilities for Enterprise or MSP Tenant Management through Terraform.

Microsoft first introduced Kerberos as an authentication protocol in Windows 2000 Active Directory. Since then, many extensions to the protocol have been introduced to allow for constrained delegation, protocol translation and more. You may be surprised that Kerberos is still actively used in Microsoft Entra and solves several challenges, including SSO for hybrid users, hybrid user sign-ins using FIDO keys, Kerberos sign-in to Windows auth websites, and user authentication to cloud-hosted SMB file share.

Come to this session, and John Craddock will show you how Kerberos works and how Microsoft has implemented Kerberos in the cloud. This is packed with demos and insights that will allow you to troubleshoot your environments. Don't miss this session!