Concept
Multifactor authentication methods, such as security keys and passkeys, that cannot be relayed through a fake login page because no reusable secret is exchanged and the credential only signs for the genuine site.
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2026-07-31 · Video on YouTube
Attackers rarely break in anymore, they sign in, and over-privileged admin accounts make that easy. In this episode Microsoft MVP Mark Orr shows Microsoft 365 and security admins how Entra Privileged Identity Management, phishing-resistant MFA, Intune device…
2025-11-30 · Video on YouTube
This episode explains how to “calm down” a messy Conditional Access setup by removing blind spots and setting clear boundaries. It walks through three main trust problems—overbroad exclusions, unclear device compliance, and token theft—and shows how to…
2026-07-16 · Video on YouTube
Building a successful Managed Service Provider today requires far more than device management and helpdesk support. Customers expect proactive security, cloud expertise, and modern identity protection from day one. In this episode of the M365 Show, Mirko…
2026-06-19 · Video on YouTube
In this episode of M365 FM, Mirko Peters sits down with Microsoft MVP Jonathan Hope to explore why identity has become the most critical security boundary in modern cloud environments. As organizations move deeper into Microsoft 365, Azure, and cloud-native…
2026-11-03
Not every MFA method protects against modern phishing. Passkeys change what is possible, and what is required in rollout planning. In this episode of M365 FM, we cover rolling out passkeys and other phishing-resistant methods in Microsoft Entra…
2026-10-26 · Video on YouTube
Learn why passwords aren't enough and how multi-factor authentication blocks over 99% of attacks. Explore factors, text codes, apps, and passkeys. Nearly nine in ten attacks on the web start with a stolen password. That's one secret you type into every site…
A phishing-resistant method, such as a security key, simply refuses to help on a fake site, unlike a code you can be talked into reading out. The episode calls this the phrase that matters, because a second step is only as strong as it is hard to trick. · From the episode: Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) - Simply…
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