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Microsoft Tackles Its Cloud Identity Account Overlap Problem<\/h2>\n

Microsoft is working to untangle user accounts that straddle both its consumer and corporate cloud services, helping administrators keep a tighter lid on corporate data.<\/p>\n

With one foot in the corporate world and another in the consumer realm, Microsoft has developed a problem. And its enterprise customers, by extension, are feeling the effects.<\/p>\n

On one side are users that access their consumer services like Xbox Live with their Microsoft Accounts (formerly Live ID). On the other are corporate accounts managed by the company’s cloud- based user identity management platform, Azure Active Directory (AD). On occasion, a corporate email address is associated with both, causing problems for security-conscious IT departments.<\/p>\n

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