#NathansBlog
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Hey all, I just published an article on using Azure AD's Access Packages to enable end user device enrollment in Microsoft Intune https://blog.nathanmcnulty.com/intune-using-access-packages-to-enable-user-device-enrollment/ If you have Azur
Pretty excited to share a new post on a lesser known Intune feature! :) Microsoft Tunnel can do full device or per-app tunneling on iOS and Android, providing access to on-prem resources, restricted cloud resources, or ensuring access to Sa
Just published my follow up post for setting up Azure AD SSO to AWS for Single-Account access, also using PIM for Groups :) This one is really cool because of this regex used to create the SAML claim: AWS-(?'accountid'[\d]{12})-(?'role'[\w]
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