@Xfinity service down for 36 hours now… website says, “ETA as soon as possible”, and impossible to talk to a human. Terrible customer service. Whole neighborhood group chat talking about switching to fiber.
@StephenMorning@Alex_A_Simons Stephen, looks like I spoke too soon. Your Twitter account seems to follow the Zero Trust principle of least privilege access, and I don't have permission to message you :) can you try to shoot me a message instead?
@MrAzureAD@Caleb_B@NivGolden Hey @MrAzureAD, Caleb’s on the money. Only caveat is this is for web apps (you can allow/block native clients). On the bright side, OIDC apps work too (in addition to SAML 2.0). Happy to hear and take any feedback on the docs!
@AmitaiTechie@SwiftOnSecurity Sorry you feel this way, @SwiftOnSecurity. I’m a product manager working on CAS. If you want to chat further about licensing decisions or drop me any other feedback, feel free to DM me your email and I’d be happy to contact you and hear your thoughts.
@dskaufman1 aka “Nefarious D” makes an appearance attempting to hack a tenant at #MSIgnite but is thwarted by @AlexEsibov’s Conditional Access and Cloud App Security Fu.
@Nupur_11@AlexEsibov and I helped author this #ZeroTrust white paper and will be speaking on the subject at #Ignite in a couple weeks - check it out (first link on site): https://t.co/ywzwJdfeJj
@KimKischel@tomgarrity Thanks for the comment, Tom. Adding to what Kim said, native apps can be identified and blocked to force the user to go through the web app experience, where we can apply monitoring and control.
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