New capabilities to protect on-premises resources with MFA via Microsoft Entra Private Access

Our season 6 finale dives into Microsoft Entra Private Access, an identity centric Zero Trust Network Access that secures access to all private applications. Join our discussion with Principal Product Managers Ashish Jain and Navi Beesetti to learn how customers can now extend modern conditional access controls coupled with multifactor authentication, plus single sign-on to all private applications across on-premises, hybrid, and multi-cloud environments from any device. Additionally, discover how Microsoft Entra Private Access offers additional capabilities such as SSH support and remote access, creating a full VPN replacement.
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[@thihallolibavanbalakrishna6049]

It's been a fantastic series of episodes. Personally, I think it would be amazing to have case studies for each episode. For example, focusing on initial access detection from MITRE and exploring how Defender or Solutions can provide protection would be awesome.

[@mornenaude2885]

classic not legacy :) hits me in the feels everytime

[@markharburn1076]

So how does this handle lack of internet connection? In addition how does it handle protocol bugs as it seems direct access other than auth for the on prem users?

[@GregThomson]

Love the show and appreciate the breath of topics covered. Can we see some content that covers Defender for Business. In particular how to get the most out of Microsoft 365 Business Premium. How can the solution be extended? Sentinel? Defender for Business Server etc.

[@OllieBaines]

But it's not true MFA... I can't enable MFA for every connection. How can you release something like this that doesn't even do a job as good as DUO?