What does version one of tenant restrictions primarily focus on?

Version one of tenant restrictions primarily focuses on restricting third parties to their tenant directory. This approach is essential for maintaining the security and integrity of the organization's data and services. By limiting third parties to their specific tenant directory, organizations can ensure that sensitive information and resources are not accessible to unauthorized entities. This is particularly important in multi-tenant environments where various organizations may share the same underlying infrastructure.

In contrast, allowing universal access would compromise security by permitting unrestricted entry to all resources. Enabling full network access for contractors might expose the organization to risks, as contractors may not need access to all network segments. Likewise, providing access to all organizational data would not only violate data protection principles but also potentially lead to data breaches. Thus, the focus on restricting access to a specific tenant directory in the initial version of tenant restrictions supports a more controlled and secure environment.