“Are you going to do Azure Active Directory domain synchronization between that and your intra tenant if you have intra? Or maybe you have Okta, right? Or maybe you have servers that you're hosting in Amazon or some type of identity management process.”

Bobby Guerra · Climbing Mount CMMC · Understanding CMMC Across Physical and Cloud Environments

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use Azure Active Directory domain synchronization between on-premises AD and Azure AD (or Okta) to manage access to physical devices

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