Conditional Access With Microsoft 365 - A Step By Step Guide

Microsoft 365 is a powerful platform that can help your business run more efficiently. But what if you want to restrict access to certain features or data? In this video, we'll show you how to set up conditional access with Microsoft 365 so that only authorized users can view sensitive information.

Watch this video and learn how to keep your data safe and secure!
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00:00 Introduction
00:50 What is Conditional Access?
01:42 Examples of Conditional Access
02:46 Licensing for Conditional Access
04:05 Turn off Security Defaults
05:29 Conditional Access Templates
06:40 Conditional Access for MFA
08:51 Georgraphical Conditional Access
11:27 Conditional Access for Compliant Devices

[AmblerA]

I didn't know that you weren't able to enable Conditional Access without turning Security Defaults off first! Great video 👌

[MatthewElliott-mniy]

Would love to see this with Entra, which has changed quite a bit since this video was released.

[johnwarde]

Brill video, many thanks for sharing!

[sanjaykumarjha]

Thanks for Explaining properly. One question can we implement conditional access policy on azure p1????

[m]

Super helpful video, Thank you very much!

[justinpascarella]

Great video Johnathan! What would be the best way to review the report-only information?

[daelra]

Quick question on the special admin account. Does it need to have any licenses applied or can it be just a user with global access and nothing else? I've found a licence-free admin account works well with administering some MS products but not others.

[mrittikadas]

Hi one question can we use if for windows hello for business and add the condition to restrict fingerprint?

[SilesianWarrior]

Is there a way to filter included/excluded users? I want to setup policies for different branches, but manually selecting 50 names from one particular domain isn't exactly convenient. There's even a prompt telling me to add/change filters

[jamescross]

So Azure Active Directory is now Entra and they moved all that stuff around. Security defaults is on the home page, where you have the overview and then there's properties > manage security defaults. I don't know when that changed but this video isn't that old. Security Conditional access is now Protection > Conditional Access

[daelra]

It would be interesting to highlight some 365 Business Premium tips and tricks to secure a startup using 100% BYOD laptops & devices where everyone is working from a shared office space like We-Work. There's loads of security tips online about locking down networks and taking full control of company-owned devices, but what if your business doesn't have control of either of these? I'm sure I'm missing out on some solid BYOD tips because the usual security answer is to simply block them. In many cases, due to the nature of a startup with very limited capital, everyone using their own devices is the only way the company could exist, so some help on keeping them a safe as possible while still giving them enough freedom to actually function as a business would be great. I'm sure M365 can work well for companies using shared office space and their own devices, but there's little help on the subject of security for teams that work this way.

[MrKhurshidmughal]

Seems like you don’t mind compromising your admin user