When there are multiple administrators in an AzureAD tenant, it is inevitable that one may change settings in Conditional Access policies – without notifying everyone involved. To keep track of changes you could regualarly check the AzureAD audit logs, or have an automation for it. I may be a bit old-fashioned, but I prefer to […]
Monitor AzureAD Conditional Access Policy changes with PowerShell (Scheduled Script)
https://f12.hu/2022/05/31/monitor-azuread-conditional-access-policy-changes-with-powershell-scheduled-script/
Backup AzureAD Conditional Access Policies – a different approach
Update: as the AzureAD PowerShell is being deprecated, I made an updated version which can be found here Backing up AAD Conditional Access policies is relatively straightforward with Get-AzureADMSConditionalAccessPolicy cmdlet (don’t forget to update your AzureAD module if the cmdlet is not recognized). In this post, I want to share my own backup “solution” which […]
https://f12.hu/2021/01/27/backup-azuread-conditional-access-policies-a-different-approach/
Bug in Get-AzureMSConditionalAccessPolicy cmdlet?
Recently, I found an excellent blogpost on how to back up AzureAD Conditional Access policies (link) using the new AzureAD PowerShell module and decided to create my own when I encountered a little bug… TL;DRInstead of using ToJson() method use ConvertTo-Json cmdlet on the objects returned by Get-AzureMSConditionalAccessPolicy. ExplainedI was trying to create my own […]
https://f12.hu/2020/11/23/bug-in-get-azuremsconditionalaccesspolicy-cmdlet/