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Wrap-up

Time 5 minutes
Admin account lab-adminNN@aurnis.dev
User account lab-userNN@aurnis.dev
Roles none

What your pod built this afternoon

Layer What you did Object you own
Identity Signed in with least-privilege, time-bound admin roles PIM activations
MFA Required phishing-resistant authentication and proved a passkey beats a stolen password CA-NN-Phishing-Resistant
Risk Watched a compromised account get blocked automatically, investigated, remediated Risk history for lab-userNN
Device Required a compliant, Intune-managed device for SharePoint CA-NN-Require-Compliant-Device
Network Reached a private app with no VPN, blocked a web category, required the compliant network CA-NN-Compliant-Network, WCF-NN-Block-Social, SP-NN, CA-NN-Internet-Profile
Data Confirmed Copilot inherits permissions and labels travel with files your observations

Read the table top to bottom: Identity, MFA, Risk, Device, Network, Data, AI. Each layer only makes sense because the one above it holds. That is the order in which to fix a real tenant before AI is switched on, and it is the order Day 1 of this workshop follows.

The one-line version

A valid user with a phishing-resistant sign-in, on a compliant device, through the compliant network, to an authorised app, reading data they are permitted to read. Anything less is a block, not a warning.

Take it home

Kloudynet runs Zero Trust assessments, Entra Suite deployments and Copilot readiness reviews across Malaysia, Singapore and the UAE. Talk to us at www.kloudynet.com.

Before you leave

  • Sign out of the User window and close it
  • Sign out of the Admin window and close it
  • Sign out of LAB-PC-NN (Start, your name, Sign out)
  • Driver: remove the two lab accounts from Microsoft Authenticator when you are home; the accounts are reset after the event
  • Hand the pod card back to the instructor

Thank you for building with us.