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Microsoft Entra Identity Administration Foundations

Administer identities and scoped access in an isolated training tenant. Proposed instructor-led duration; delivery subject to environment and lab validation.

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Program Snapshot

Engagement scoped to cohort

Duration24 hours
FormatPrivate cohort
LevelFoundation
Course CodeF12
  • MCT-led delivery
  • Private cohort / virtual ILT
  • Typical response: 1 business day
Scoping call typically scheduled within one business day

VNode ITeS delivers Microsoft Entra Identity Administration Foundations as an MCT-led VNode ITeS program for Cloud administrators, Security practitioners. Typical duration is 24 hours (Private cohort). Delivery stays scoped to how your teams will actually use the platform after the room empties. Private cohorts can shift emphasis by role mix, workspace or repo constraints, and rollout timing.

Audience Profile

Built for these roles

Cloud administrators, Security practitioners

  • Tailored Team Delivery

Overview

Executive overview

Administer identities and scoped access in an isolated training tenant.

Environment and licensing

Isolated Entra tenant and test users/apps Roles for the required administrative operations Applicable Conditional Access/governance/agent entitlements Emergency access and recovery plan Delivery depends on environment and lab validation. This outline does not include step-by-step lab instructions.

Prerequisites

  • Basic tenant administration and cloud concepts

Program Outcomes

Capabilities your teams will gain

  • Administer isolated user, group and application identities
  • Diagnose a sign-in or permission failure from evidence
  • Test safely scoped policy and remove obsolete access
  • Explain consent, recovery and identity lifecycle responsibilities

Enterprise Delivery

Private cohort delivery

VNode-designed, vendor-aligned instructor-led program. Scope role mix, delivery format, and rollout goals for your cohort.

Curriculum

Curriculum roadmap

Proposed instructor-led duration; delivery subject to environment and lab validation.

  • Tenant and identity fundamentals
  • Authentication and access policy
  • Application identities and permissions
  • Identity lifecycle and review
1

Module 1 · 6 hours

Tenant and identity fundamentals

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Create test personas and map administrative responsibilities.

Users and groups

  • Explain tenant and directory boundaries
  • Distinguish workforce and application identities

Roles

  • Create test users and groups
  • Use group-based access where appropriate

Administrative scope

  • Identify administrator role responsibilities
  • Separate privileged and ordinary user accounts

Test-tenant boundaries

  • Limit administrative scope
  • Document isolated training identities and cleanup

Concept and design 3h · applied exercise 2.25h · review 0.75h. Included within module duration; no extra hours. Refine during delivery planning without silently changing published course hours.

Applied exercise: Tenant and identity fundamentals

Create test personas and map administrative responsibilities.

Expected output. Identity and role inventory

Acceptance. The identity inventory clearly separates administrative, user and application responsibilities.

2

Module 2 · 6 hours

Authentication and access policy

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Evaluate an access policy with test identities and document recovery arrangements.

MFA concepts

  • Explain MFA and authentication-strength concepts
  • Distinguish authentication success from resource permission

Conditional Access

  • Scope a Conditional Access policy to test users
  • Use report-only evaluation before enforcement

Emergency access

  • Review exclusions and emergency access
  • Document policy recovery before testing

Report-only testing

  • Inspect sign-in evidence for policy effects
  • Explain unsupported or out-of-scope cases

Concept and design 3h · applied exercise 2.25h · review 0.75h. Included within module duration; no extra hours. Refine during delivery planning without silently changing published course hours.

Applied exercise: Authentication and access policy

Evaluate an access policy with test identities and document recovery arrangements.

Expected output. Access-policy test plan

Acceptance. The policy test shows expected decisions without risking tenant-wide lockout.

3

Module 3 · 6 hours

Application identities and permissions

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Register a sample application and compare permission flows.

App registrations

  • Distinguish app registrations from service principals
  • Identify application owners and credentials

Service principals

  • Compare delegated and application permissions
  • Map consent to the actual calling scenario

Delegated versus application permissions

  • Use least-privilege API permission requests
  • Avoid granting unneeded broad permissions

Consent

  • Inspect token audience and scope concepts
  • Document credential storage and revocation

Concept and design 3h · applied exercise 2.25h · review 0.75h. Included within module duration; no extra hours. Refine during delivery planning without silently changing published course hours.

Applied exercise: Application identities and permissions

Register a sample application and compare permission flows.

Expected output. Application identity and consent record

Acceptance. The application permission record explains caller identity, consent and resource scope.

4

Module 4 · 6 hours

Identity lifecycle and review

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Investigate a denied sign-in and remove obsolete access in the scenario.

Joiner mover leaver

  • Map joiner, mover and leaver changes
  • Remove unused assignments and credentials

Credential lifecycle

  • Define credential expiry and rotation responsibilities
  • Identify stale owners and orphaned applications

Sign-in logs

  • Investigate an authentication or authorisation failure
  • Use sign-in evidence without exposing tokens

Access reviews and entitlement checks

  • Explain access review and governance entitlement boundaries
  • Record remediation and follow-up checks

Concept and design 1.5h · applied exercise 3h · review 1.5h. Included within module duration; no extra hours. Refine during delivery planning without silently changing published course hours.

Capstone: Identity lifecycle and review

Investigate a denied sign-in and remove obsolete access in the scenario.

Expected output. Assessed identity administration record

Acceptance. The learner diagnoses a denied operation and removes the scenario's obsolete access.

Capstone

Investigate a denied sign-in and remove obsolete access in the scenario. Assessed identity administration record Evidence of relevant access, quality and risk controls Demonstration and limitations record

Assessment

Scenario-based practical assessment Administer isolated user, group and application identities 30% Diagnose a sign-in or permission failure from evidence 25% Test safely scoped policy and remove obsolete access 25% Explain consent, recovery and identity lifecycle responsibilities 20% Proposed VNode outline-level assessment; no vendor accreditation or completed lab validation implied.

Participant deliverables

  • Assessed identity administration record
  • Evidence of relevant access, quality and risk controls
  • Demonstration and limitations record

Scope boundaries

Step-by-step lab instructions; Runnable solution code; Packaged source datasets; Executed environment validation

Delivery options

Count teaching hours, not calendar days. Exclude breaks. Split into 4-hour or 8-hour teaching sessions; schedule complex project work in contiguous blocks.

Delivery Models

Delivery models

Virtual ILTOnsiteHybridExecutive WorkshopBootcampWeekend

Engagement Fit

Engagement fit

  • Private cohort delivery
  • Foundation practitioner depth
  • Business outcome alignment

Enterprise Customization

Enterprise customization

Tailor this program to your organization's priorities: Administer identities and scoped access in an isolated training tenant.

  • Private cohort scheduling
  • Equivalent-experience entry review

Resources

Program resources

Yes. Most enterprise clients prefer private delivery scoped to role mix, timezone, and rollout timeline. We align lab environments and scenarios to your tenant context where applicable.

Enterprise Proof

Trusted delivery outcomes

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Head of Data Engineering

Global Financial Services Firm

Financial Services
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VP of Technology

Large Healthcare Organization

Healthcare

Delivery Capability

Enterprise-grade instruction

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MCT-led delivery

Programs led by Microsoft Certified Trainer practitioners

Enterprise program oversight

Founder-led specialist delivery with structured rollout planning

Global delivery

APAC · EMEA · Americas · Virtual & Onsite

Implementation-focused

Hands-on labs aligned to production scenarios

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