Implementing Multi-factor Authentication with Azure AD and Conditional Access

Protecting user accounts is becoming more complex and more critical as organizations increasingly adopt Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) applications that require cloud-based authentication solutions. Azure AD provides authentication services for more than 12 million organizations and over 3000 cloud-based applications, including Microsoft 365. Among the security controls that Azure AD implements, Azure multi-factor authentication (Azure MFA) is an important tool for protecting user accounts.

In this INE webinar you will learn what MFA options are available with Azure AD, how to configure Azure MFA, and how to use conditional access policy to control access to specific SaaS applications, including requiring Azure MFA.

[natpjohsnon]

First half of vid is deprecated since that method was axed July 1st 2019, New way of doing MFA at 20:15

[mpd]

Is there a video on how to integrate NPS using the Azure MFA extension?

[picklerick]

Nate and 4mp3d are correct, first, for any implementations MS has axed any NEW satisfactions for azure MFA server, second I am trying to tie this in to a accessing SMB shares. If it is even possible, I think I have to have a Azure P1 license (Thanks a lot Microsoft), secondly not much documentation on this assuming it can be done for onprem resources.

[darshanrawal]

Sir how do I integrate any local Application to Azure Multifactor Authentication? And redirect back to application on successful MFA.