Volume 13 No 1 (2015)
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"Mastering Azure AD: Advanced Techniques for Enterprise Identity Management"
Sandeep Reddy Gudimetla
Abstract
This paper provides an in-depth examination of advanced techniques for managing enterprise identities using Azure Active Directory (Azure AD), a pivotal tool in the realm of modern IT infrastructure. With a surge in digital transformations, enterprises are increasingly reliant on sophisticated identity management systems to ensure secure access, manage user identities efficiently, and enhance overall corporate security. This study focuses on the implementation of new methodologies designed to augment security, enhance scalability, and improve user experience within large-scale enterprises. We delve into the deployment of hybrid identity models that bridge the gap between on-premises systems and cloud-based services, enabling a seamless and secure user environment. Furthermore, the paper explores advanced role-based access control (RBAC) mechanisms which are crucial for granular security management and ensuring that the right individuals have appropriate access to critical resources. Automation strategies are also scrutinized, highlighting how Azure AD can streamline identity management processes through automated provisioning, role management, and compliance reporting. The effectiveness of these strategies is systematically evaluated using a series of case studies from diverse industry sectors, alongside key performance metrics to quantify improvements in security posture and operational efficiency. This comprehensive analysis aims to provide actionable insights and a robust framework for enterprises looking to optimize their identity management practices using Azure AD.
Keywords
Azure AD, identity management, RBAC, hybrid models, enterprise security
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