Entra ID & Hybrid Identity Migration
Move to the cloud without breaking what works.
Plan and execute a clean path from on-premises Active Directory to Microsoft Entra ID — with Entra Connect, federation, and Conditional Access designed for security and uptime.
The problem
Most enterprises run a tangle of on-prem AD, legacy federation, and half-finished cloud projects. The result is duplicated identities, inconsistent MFA, and risky sign-in paths that auditors flag and attackers exploit. Migrating without a plan means broken authentication, frustrated users, and emergency rollbacks.
What's included
- Current-state discovery of AD, ADFS/federation, and existing Entra tenant
- Target-state hybrid identity architecture and phased migration roadmap
- Entra Connect (sync) design: filtering, attribute flow, password hash sync vs. PHS+SSO vs. PTA
- Federation cutover strategy (ADFS retirement to cloud authentication)
- Conditional Access policy framework with named locations and risk-based controls
- MFA and passwordless rollout plan (Authenticator, FIDO2, Windows Hello for Business)
- Pilot group rollout, validation, and production cutover runbook
Typical timeline
Discovery
1–2 weeksInventory identities, sync, federation, and dependencies.
Design
1–2 weeksTarget architecture, CA framework, and migration sequencing.
Pilot
2–3 weeksValidate with a controlled user group; tune policies.
Cutover
2–4 weeksPhased production migration with monitoring and support.
Frequently asked questions
No. We use phased pilot groups and staged cutover so authentication remains available throughout. Each phase has a documented rollback path before we proceed.
Conditional Access in action
The sign-in pipeline this engagement designs — toggle between a trusted sign-in and a blocked attack.
Step 1 of 5
Sign-in request. A known user signs in from a compliant device to reach an app.
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