Kestrel BioPharma has an on-premises Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) forest containing 8,500 users. The company is designing a hybrid identity solution to integrate their AD DS forest with a new Microsoft Entra ID tenant. The solution must meet the following requirements:
- Users must sign in to cloud services using their on-premises credentials.
- The company must use Microsoft Entra ID Protection to identify compromised credentials that are leaked on the public internet.
- User authentication must succeed even if the on-premises network connection is temporarily unavailable.
- On-premises infrastructure requirements for authentication must be minimized.
Which identity synchronization and authentication method should you recommend?
- Password Hash Synchronization (PHS) with seamless Single Sign-On (SSO)Cevap
- BPass-through Authentication (PTA) with seamless Single Sign-On (SSO)
- CActive Directory Federation Services (AD FS) federation
- DMicrosoft Entra Cloud Sync with pass-through authentication
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Password Hash Synchronization (PHS) with seamless Single Sign-On (SSO)
Password Hash Synchronization (PHS) satisfies all requirements. It replicates a hash of the user's password hash to Microsoft Entra ID, which allows authentication to take place in the cloud. Consequently, users can sign in even if the on-premises network is offline. PHS is also the only synchronization method that natively allows Microsoft Entra ID Protection to evaluate password hashes against leaked credentials. Furthermore, it requires no on-premises infrastructure for the authentication pathway, unlike federation or pass-through agents.
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Selecting hybrid identity authentication methods based on resiliency, security features, and infrastructure constraints