Enable Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS) E5 License on User Account
Enable Azure AD Identity Protection
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In this session we will go through the process to enable Azure AD Identity Protection. This feature of EMS E5 not only helps corporations understand the risk levels of authentication, mitigating them through things such as Azure MFA, but also proactively searches for compromised credentials and then alerting administrators of the compromise while locking the user account.
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