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Security Features in Azure AD Premium One of the main reasons to upgrade to Azure AD Premium is its advanced security features. These include:

Connecting users to SaaS products via single sign-on (SSO)This feature enables each user to access applications without having to log in every time.

Creating access tokens for devices Azure AD stores access tokens locally on employee devices. You can assign expiration dates to tokens.

Multi factor authentication (MFA) Azure AD lets you set up MFA for important business resources.

Security Defaults in Azure AD enable this feature to block legacy authentication protocols, and require MFA for users, admins, and important resources.

What are Azure AD Licenses?

When you use any Microsoft Online service, including Microsoft 365 and the Azure cloud, you automatically receive the free version of Azure AD. You can upgrade to a paid license to receive additional features. Here is the Azure AD license structure:

Azure AD Free provides user management, group management, synchronization with on-premise AD, self-service password changes for cloud users only, and single sign-on (SSO) for Microsoft products and over 1200 other cloud services.

Azure AD Premium P1 provides all Free features, and additional features including hybrid implementation (on-premise users able to access cloud resources and vice versa), self-service group management, dynamic groups, Microsoft Identity Manager, and self-service reset for all users.

Azure AD Premium P2 provides all P1 features, and additional features including Azure AD Identity Protection, Privileged Identity Management (PAM), advanced monitoring and reporting, access reviews, and entitlement management.

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