In summary, what are our takeaways for this lesson?
Well, like Active Directory users and groups, Group
Policy has stood the test of time.
It's remained pretty darn stable over the last 20 years,
so I want to salute the Microsoft engineers for doing
such a great job in architecting it.
You also see,
I hope, that Azure AD has lots of possibilities for account protection.
This, of course, lights up completely when you have
established a hybrid identity structure,
when you have local users who need to sign into your cloud apps. For instance,
Azure AD has a built‑in multifactor authentication, or MFA,
that we can enable for directory‑synchronized identities.
This is all in the name of protecting our users' accounts against compromise.
I want to thank you so much for your participation.
I hope you learned a lot in this course.
If you're following our Exam AZ‑800 skill path sequentially,
the next course that you'll want to take is called Windows Server
2022: Manage Workloads in Hybrid Environments. I look forward to
seeing you there! In the meantime,
you can look at my other Pluralsight courses at timw.info/ps.
You can follow me on Twitter at @TechTrainerTim, and my
email is timothy‑warner@pluralsight.com. Thank you very much!