Secure cloud identity - You will learn how to plan and protect identity in Microsoft 365, reduce account takeover risk, set up directory sync correctly, and strengthen authentication across your environment.
Stronger threat protection - You will see how to use Microsoft Defender and EOP to detect phishing, malicious email, and endpoint threats faster, while improving your ability to contain incidents effectively.
Better user administration - You will practice assigning roles, protecting privileged accounts, managing passwords, and controlling device access, so you can streamline administration and reduce configuration errors.
Control over mobile devices - You will learn practical MDM and MAM use cases to deploy devices securely, enforce data protection policies, and separate corporate resources from private data on mobile devices.
Protection for sensitive data - You will work with retention, archiving, IRM, S-MIME, and message encryption, so you can better safeguard documents and communication that contain confidential business information.
Faster incident response - You will understand how to use the security dashboard, threat analytics, audit logs, and Azure Sentinel to investigate incidents more quickly and choose more effective response actions.
Leak prevention in practice - You will learn how to create and fine-tune DLP policies that help you protect documents, messages, and business data from accidental exposure or unauthorized sharing.
More confident compliance work - You will explore compliance tools, eDiscovery, content search, and insider risk features, helping you prepare your organization better for audits and internal investigations.
Microsoft 365 basics - You should be comfortable navigating Microsoft 365 services and understand the purpose of components such as Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, Teams, and Entra ID.
User administration basics - You should know the core concepts of accounts, groups, roles, and permissions so you can quickly follow topics related to access control and identity management.
Core IT security concepts - You should understand concepts such as authentication, authorization, phishing, malware, password policy, and encryption, because they will be expanded during training.
Hands-on admin experience - It is helpful if you have experience working with admin portals and basic cloud service configuration, as this will make the practical exercises easier to complete.
