Entra ID

Identity is the front door to everything else in your environment. If Entra ID isn’t configured deliberately, from user provisioning to conditional access to guest permissions, it becomes the easiest way in for someone who shouldn’t be there. I set up and maintain identity the way it should have been from day one.

What this covers

Conditional access policies MFA enforcement, device compliance requirements, and location or risk-based access rules that keep sign-ins secure without making your team fight their own login screen every morning.

User and group management Provisioning, deprovisioning, and group-based access so permissions map to roles instead of accumulating one-off exceptions no one remembers granting.

Guest and external access Controls for who outside your organization can see what, reviewed and tightened instead of left on whatever Microsoft shipped as default.

Hybrid identity & directory hygiene Entra Connect / hybrid sync configuration where it’s needed, plus regular cleanup of stale accounts, unused licenses, and orphaned permissions.

Example engagements

• Rolling out conditional access and MFA across a tenant that had neither
• Cleaning up years of accumulated guest accounts and unused licenses
• Setting up role-based group access ahead of a compliance audit
• Configuring hybrid identity sync for a business moving off an on-prem domain controller

What this looks like in practice

Most identity work starts with a review of what’s actually configured today versus what’s been left on defaults. From there we close the gaps that matter most first, then build toward a setup that holds up whether your team is five people or fifty.