Category: Conditional Access

Microsoft has introduced Continuous Access Evaluation (CAE) for tenants who had not configured any Conditional Access policies. CAE provides the next level of identity security by terminating active user sessions to a subset of Microsoft services (Exchange and Teams) in real-time on changes such as account disable, password reset, and admin initiated user revocation. The …

The 8th October, Microsoft is announcing GA of Conditional Access for the Office 365 Suite! You can set a policy for all Office 365 apps, including Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, and Microsoft Teams, as well as micro-services used by these well-known apps, by targetting Office 365 Suite in the Conditional Access policy. With the GA …

Microsoft is retiring legacy protocols in Exchange Online. As part of this effort, new Azure Active Directory (AD) Conditional Access policies will apply by default to all client apps, including both legacy authentication and modern authentication clients. When this will happen Microsoft will begin rolling out this feature in early August and expect rollout to …

Recently, Microsoft discovered that certain Azure Active Directory Conditional Access policies prevented Exchange Online device access rules from being applied to Outlook for iOS and Android. For example, customers with a conditional access policy that required Multi-factor authentication (MFA) resulted in Exchange Online not processing device access rules for Outlook for iOS and Android. Beginning …

Prerequisites Authentication session management capabilities require Azure AD Premium P1 subscription. Integration First, sign in to Azure Portal. Next, navigate to Azure AD Conditional Access and then access an existing policy or create a new policy, where you’ll see the Session under Access Control as shown below: Configure sign-in frequency Sign-in frequency defines the time period …

Following to my previous article that was published the 1st of May, I’m happy to say that a fix is now know for this issue. Reminder After an end user updated his MacOS version to 10.15.4, he experienced unexpected access app prompts or blocks to applications such as native mail. The macOS device was enrolled …

After updating to macOS 10.15.4, you could experience unexpected access app prompts or blocks to applications such as native mail. The macOS device was enrolled in Intune and there was a conditional access policy requiring a compliant device. Currently, Microsoft – with the help of Apple – discovered that upgrading to macOS 10.15.4 exposed a bug …