https://blog.chido.me/tags/entraid/ Recent content in EntraID on Chido Dike https://blog.chido.me/og-default.png https://blog.chido.me/og-default.png Hugo -- 0.154.0 en Sun, 13 Sep 2026 01:12:00 +0000 https://blog.chido.me/posts/third-party-app-blind-spot/ Sun, 13 Sep 2026 01:12:00 +0000 https://blog.chido.me/posts/third-party-app-blind-spot/ <h2 id="the-consent-click-nobody-remembers">The Consent Click Nobody Remembers</h2> <p>Picture this. It is Thursday afternoon. A project manager needs to turn a messy brief into something presentable before tomorrow’s steering group. Someone on Slack drops a link: <em>“Try this AI summariser — it plugs into OneDrive and Teams. Took me thirty seconds.”</em></p> <p>She clicks <strong>Accept</strong>. A familiar Entra sign-in appears. She authenticates with Windows Hello, barely reads the permission list, and carries on with her day. The tool works. The deadline is met. Everybody is happy.</p> https://blog.chido.me/posts/passwords-enemy-of-experience/ Wed, 11 Feb 2026 19:34:28 +0000 https://blog.chido.me/posts/passwords-enemy-of-experience/ <h2 id="the-security-vs-usability-war">The Security vs. Usability War</h2> <p>For as long as corporate IT has existed, there has been a fundamental tug-of-war between the Security Team and the End User.</p> <p>The old belief was simple: To make something secure, you must make it difficult to access. This philosophy gave us the 90-day password expiration policy. It gave us requirements for one uppercase letter, one number, one special character, and the blood of a firstborn. It gave us VPNs that drop connection every time you switch from Wi-Fi to cellular. It gave us MFA (Multi-Factor Authentication) fatigue, where users are prompted so many times a day they just blindly tap &ldquo;Approve&rdquo; out of sheer habit.</p>