How to set up Azure AD to spot risky users

The video tutorial discusses the different levels of Azure Active Directory (AD), focusing on the benefits of Premium 2. It explains the importance of user risk policies, which monitor user activities for potential security threats. The tutorial guides viewers on setting up Azure AD identity protection and configuring sign-in risk policies. It also highlights the differences between Azure AD versions and the reports available with each. The video concludes with a discussion on the Identity Secure Score, offering recommendations for improving security. Additional resources are suggested for further learning.

What is one of the main reasons to consider Azure AD Premium 2?

• To access free reports

• To set up user risk policies

• To use basic identity management

• To enable single sign-on

What does a user risk policy in Azure AD monitor?

• User's risky activities and sign-ins

• User's email activity

• User's calendar events

• User's file downloads

Why is it recommended to start with a high sign-in risk policy?

• To decrease system load

• To allow more user flexibility

• To reduce false positives

• To increase the number of alerts

What is required to access advanced reports in Azure AD?

• A free account

• A guest account

• A basic account

• Premium 1 or 2

What does the Identity Secure Score help you achieve?

• Higher user engagement

• Better balance between security and usability

• Faster system performance

• Lower subscription costs