Winner: Microsoft Graph Security Hackathon

Recently I entered my second Hackathon. My submission was my first ever Web Application for the Devpost / Microsoft Graph Security Hackathon. This morning (Australian time) the winners were announced and ……. I WON.

To say I’m thrilled and honoured would be an understatement as the hackathon was judged by the esteemed Ann Johnson, Scott Hanselman, Troy Hunt, Rick Howard, Mark Russinovich and Olli Vanhoja. Big thanks also have to go to Preeti Krishna from Microsoft who was super responsive on queries around the Microsoft Security Graph.

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My entry; Microsoft USER (User Security Evaluation Reporter) is an application that reports on any user within an Active Directory/Azure Active Directory and their associated security posture with respect to Risk Events, Enrolled MFA Methods, Password Pwned Status and Azure Password Reset Events. The UI provides a quick summary overview as shown immediately below with the ability to then drill down into each evaluation area.

User Secure Score Summary

Additional details about my submission can be found here including the architecture and technical details but here is a walk through demo of it.

Microsoft USER – Microsoft Graph Security Hackathon

DevPost Microsoft Graph Security Hackathon https://graphsecurityhack.devpost.com/ Demonstration of Microsoft User Security Evaluation Reporter (USER) Problem A Security Administrator within an Organisation enables security related configuration options on an Azure Tenant to implement security controls that align an organisation with Microsoft recommendations and best practice.