by Jesper Kråkhede, Sweden
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Sep 9th, 2026
In February 2024 I wrote about multitenant management in Defender, which gave the SOC one view across several tenants. It solved the security operations side. The administration and configuration side stayed hard. In August, Microsoft Entra Tenant Governance became generally available, and it addresses exactly that. This post is longer than usual, because the topic […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on May 21st, 2025
At Build this month Microsoft introduced Microsoft Entra Agent ID, a way to give AI agents their own identities in the directory. That may sound like a small detail. It isn´t. An AI agent that reads mail, files tickets, queries databases or changes configurations needs permissions to do so. Today, many agents run with the […]
Posted in Security Architecture, Technology on Sep 2nd, 2023
The classic VPN puts the user on the network. Once you are connected, you can reach a large part of it, and so can any malware on your laptop. That is the opposite of Zero Trust. What I think is the future instead is point to point access. Each connection is made between one user, […]