SC-300 Case Studies: Identity and Access Admin Exam Prep https://WebToolTip.com Published 7/2026
Created by jh Pickering
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English | Duration: 10 Lectures ( 6h 51m ) | Size: 2.4 GB
10 full-length case studies, 80 exam-style questions, and pattern-based reasoning for the SC-300 exam
What you'll learn
⚡ Work through 10 full-length SC-300 case studies covering all four exam domains (User Identities, Authentication & Access, Workload Identities, and Identity Gov)
⚡ Answer 80 exam-style multiple-choice questions and understand exactly why each correct answer is right and every distractor is wrong
⚡ Recognize the 50 recurring patterns that repeat across Microsoft identity and access exam scenarios — from PIM break-glass rules to Global Secure Access
⚡ Reason through Business, Security, and Technical Requirements together to select the correct solution in multi-constraint scenarios, like real exams test you
⚡ Build the case-study reasoning skill the SC-300 exam's scenario-based questions demand, rather than relying on isolated fact recall
⚡ Work through realistic existing-environment scenarios
Requirements
❗ A basic understanding of Microsoft Entra ID (formerly Azure AD) is helpful but not required — key concepts are explained as they come up in each case study
❗ No prior experience with case-study or scenario-based exam questions is necessary; the format is introduced progressively across the course
❗ General familiarity with IT security fundamentals is useful if you're completely new to identity and access management, but not mandatory
❗ Access to a free Microsoft Entra tenant is helpful if you want to follow along hands-on, but is not required to complete the course
❗ Some foundational security knowledge is recommended before starting — CompTIA Security+, Microsoft's SC-900 (Security, Compliance, and Identity Fundamentals), or equivalent hands-on experience
❗ Basic familiarity with Microsoft Entra ID concepts is expected; this course applies that knowledge to realistic scenarios rather than teaching it from scratch