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SECURING ON-PREMISES ACCESS IS EASIER THAN YOU THINK: UTILIZING THE AZURE AD APPLICATION PROXY

In a previous blog post, we discussed taking advantage of Azure Active Directory (AD) Application Proxies to allow access to on-premises applications without a dependency on traditional tools such as a VPN. That blog includes a few great points that should be highlighted again. READ MORE

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