JefKaz Blog https://docs.microsoft.com/archive/blogs/jefkaz/feed.xml To Identity and Beyond Tue, 16 Apr 2019 05:11:31 GMT en-US hourly 1 Identity Sessions at Microsoft Ignite 2017 https://docs.microsoft.com/archive/blogs/jefkaz/identity-sessions-at-microsoft-ignite-2017 Sun, 03 Dec 2017 21:47:32 GMT https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/jefkaz/?p=86
  • BRK3020 - What's new and upcoming in AD FS to securely sign-in your users to Office 365 and other applications
  • BRK2019 - Productivity and protection for your employees, partners, and customers with Azure Active Directory
  • BRK2017 - Saying goodbye to passwords
  • BRK1051 - Locking down access to the Azure Cloud using SSO, Roles Based Access Control, and Conditional Access
  • BRK3225 - Office development: Authentication demystified
  • BRK3146 - The power of common identity across any cloud
  • THR2126 - Azure Active Directory: Your options explained from AD sync to pass through authentication & more
  • BRK3352 - Windows devices in Azure Active Directory: Why should I care?
  • BRK3295 - What’s new in Azure Active Directory Domain Services
  • BRK3016 - Shut the door to cybercrime with Azure Active Directory risk-based identity protection
  • BRK2018 - Share corporate resources with your partners using Azure Active Directory B2B collaboration
  • BRK3207 - The keys to the cloud: Use Microsoft identities to sign in and access API from your mobile+web apps
  • BRK3012 - Secure access to Office 365, SaaS and on-premises apps with Microsoft Enterprise Mobility + Security
  • BRK3013 - Ensure users have the right access with Azure Active Directory
  • BRK2079 - Secure Windows 10 with Intune, Azure AD and System Center Configuration Manager
  • BRK3340 - Build intelligent line-of-business apps leveraging Outlook/Exchange data, using Microsoft Graph
  • BRK3015 - Deep-dive: Azure Active Directory Authentication and Single-Sign-On
  • BRK2078 - Microsoft’s guide for going password-less
  • BRK3014 - Azure Active Directory best practices from around the world
  • BRK4011 - Understanding hybrid identity, authentication, and authorization with Microsoft Azure Stack
  • BRK3053 - Troubleshooting Office 365 identity: How modern authentication works and what to do when it doesn't
  • BRK2276 - Modernize your customer identity management with Azure Active Directory B2C
  • THR2213 - What's your Azure Active Directory recovery plan?
  • THR2071 - Managing enterprise applications, permissions, and consent in Azure Active Directory
    • With over 1,600 sessions available on demand, this list is by no way exhaustive of all the identity related topics that were presented.  If I missed one that you would find useful, please let me know in the comments on this post.   Update:  I forgot about the handy PowerShell script to download MS Ignite session content which you can find here

    Note:  This MSDN blog will be shutdown so I have moved the content to my new personal blog which you can find here

    ]]>         Using VSCode for PowerShell Development https://docs.microsoft.com/archive/blogs/jefkaz/using-vscode-for-powershell-development Sat, 02 Dec 2017 12:28:17 GMT https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/jefkaz/?p=27 jEKFRPKV_400x400A goal of mine has been to start blogging again to share information that may exist elsewhere, but allow me to centrally share it so I can easily point others to when they ask for information.  So while some information may be published, I will also look to publish public information that may not be easily found elsewhere.  While my core focus is on Identity services, which involves helping customers modernize their organizations,  I do many tasks that require development knowledge and tools.  So to begin I thought I would share some of the tools I commonly use as posts in this blog. One of my favorite tools for working with PowerShell code has been using Visual Studio with the PowerShell Extension since it was a very rich IDE and toolset.  When combined with a Visual Studio Online or GitHub GIT repo,  it makes working with code very portable and more importantly provides code history support. Since VSCode was released, I have been meaning to look at it’s extension support and see how I can use it to integrate in my daily workflow when not doing development in full Visual Studio.   While PowerShell is most common use case for me, it has been great for working with general files such as XML, JSON, JavaScript,  JWT/SAML tokens, Azure resource templates, etc.  Once enabling VSCode to support Visual Studio Team Services using the extension and instructions it has been my preferred environment. Useful PowerShell VSCode Resources:   Useful VSCode Extensions that I use:   If you have any recommendations on VSCode extensions, I would love to hear it in the comments on this post.   

    Note:  This MSDN blog will be shutdown so I have moved the content to my new personal blog which you can find here

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