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.NET Services: Access Control Service Drilldown

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This session shows how to use the access control service in your application. Learn how to secure your application or service using the Access Control service's APIs. We'll then drill into the protocols and security patterns the service uses along with explaining some of the service internals.

Justin Smith

Tags: _Identity, Advanced, Azure, Breakout Session

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