Category Entra & Identity

Microsoft Entra ID Account Recovery: The Missing Link in Passwordless Identity

Microsoft Entra ID Account Recovery: The Missing Link in Passwordless Identity

Microsoft Entra ID Account Recovery introduces a new self-service recovery model built around verified identity proofing rather than traditional helpdesk resets. This article explores how the feature works, where it fits in a modern passwordless strategy, its architectural implications for Zero Trust environments, and why organisations should start evaluating it now despite its current preview limitations.

Entra Tenant Governance: How It Works in Practice

Interian | Securing Insights

Entra Tenant Governance extends UTCM into a multi-tenant governance model, adding tenant discovery, governance relationships and policy templates on top of Microsoft’s native monitoring and snapshot engine. This post breaks down how it works mechanically, what each licensing tier unlocks, where the control-plane risks sit, and when native governance makes sense versus third-party tooling.

Exploring Conditional Access Bypasses in Microsoft Entra ID

Swiss cheese model applied to identity security

Conditional Access is the backbone of Zero Trust in Microsoft Entra ID, yet real world attacks increasingly demonstrate how it can be bypassed. From device and token abuse to built in exclusions and misunderstood session controls, attackers exploit gaps that many organisations assume are protected.

Triggered by Microsoft’s upcoming change in February 2026, where session revocation will finally behave as expected during incident response, this blog analyses observed Conditional Access bypass techniques from real incidents in 2024 and 2025. More importantly, it explains why a strong security baseline is essential to compensate for what Conditional Access was never designed to solve alone.