From Zero To IAM Anaylst With Microsft Entra ID

A structured Identity & Access Management foundations program designed for IT professionals transitioning into IAM roles.
You do not need a background in IT to start this course. You need the decision to begin.
This course takes you from no knowledge of cybersecurity to job-ready in Identity and Access Management. It covers everything the concepts, the tools, the hands-on practice, and the interview preparation in one complete bundle.

What you will learn:

The core concepts of IAM including authentication, authorisation, least privilege and Zero Trust

The full identity lifecycle from Joiner through Mover to Leaver

How to work inside Microsoft Entra ID including Conditional Access, Privileged Identity Management, hybrid identity and automation

How PAM works and why privileged accounts are the highest risk in any organisation

How to build your IAM CV and answer interview questions

SC-900 and SC-300 certification guidance
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Identity vs Image

Who You Are vs Who You Perform

£7.99

We live in a world that rewards image faster than identity.

Social media has trained us to curate perception.
Corporate culture has trained us to perform competence.
Modern success has become aesthetic.

But image cannot survive pressure.

Identity can.

Identity vs Image is a reflective exploration of the tension between who we are and who we perform.

This book challenges:

• The culture of applause over substance
• Success built on validation rather than structure
• Relationships rooted in projection rather than clarity
• Professional growth that looks impressive but lacks depth

Because when pressure comes and it always does  image fractures.

Character is revealed.
Structure is tested.
Identity remains.

This is not a motivational book.

It is a diagnostic one.

It asks uncomfortable questions:

Who are you when no one is watching?
What are you building image or substance?
Are you performing strength or developing it?

In a world obsessed with visibility,
this book invites you back to structure.

Because image survives attention.

Identity survives life.

This is for readers ready to move beyond appearance and into substance.