Azure Security Center: General availability updates for February 2021
New enhancements and updates released for general availability in Azure Security Center in February 2021.
01/03/2021
Disable NTLM, TLS v1 and secure your Azure AD DS managed domain
You can secure your Azure AD DS managed domain by disabling NTLM v1 support, TLS v1, and synchronization of NTLM password hashes from the on-premises Active Directory instance.
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