Token protection in Conditional Access: what it stops, what it does not, and how to deploy it without breaking sign-in
Token protection is the one Conditional Access control that goes after token replay directly, but it is also the one most likely to be misread as a complete answer to token theft. What it binds, the two scoping rules that will lock out your own users, and how to stage it in report-only before it touches anyone.
Break-glass accounts in Microsoft Entra ID: design, governance, and what mandatory MFA changes
How to design break-glass accounts that work when everything else is locked out: the design principles, the governance cadence, and why mandatory MFA enforcement now applies to these accounts with no exception.
Conditional Access in 2026: how to design a baseline that actually holds
A practical Conditional Access baseline for 2026: eleven policies, the design logic behind each one, and the three platform changes that make this year’s baseline different from last year’s.
Windows Autopilot or Device Preparation: which one to use in 2026
As of mid-2026, classic Windows Autopilot is still the production default for most enterprise environments. Device preparation is the newer, re-architected path, but newer does not mean use it everywhere yet. Four questions that tell you which one fits your environment.
PowerShell for Intune Admins: 7 Scripts That Will Save You Hours Every Month
If you're running the same Intune checks every month, clicking through the portal is the long way around. Here are 7 PowerShell scripts that handle the repeating work.It All Begins Here