Once you have clicked Create, you will see the Newly created police in the policies section as shown in the screenshot below. In this example we set 4 hours however, you can choose what ever you/your organisation decide.ġ5. The last section we will configure is Session, to set the controls on user access based sign-in frequency. We now set the grant access configuration and tick “Require multi-factor authentication” under Grant access.ġ4. This means that the policy will apply for access to Mobile/Browser and desktop clients.ġ3. We will configure client apps and select both “Browser” & “Mobile apps and desktop clients”. Now we need to set the condition of the policyġ2. Under cloud apps or actions > select “cloud apps” under “Select what this policy applies to” and select the app Windows 365.ġ1. Enter a name for the Conditional Access Policy and set assignments for all users as shown in the screenshot shown below.ġ0. You will now see Conditional Access page.ĩ. Select Conditional Access within the left-hand menu.ħ. We now select the Security button located on the left menu.Ħ. Then configure to enable Conditional Access.ĥ. Then click properties > manage security defaults located at the bottom of the properties page. Navigate to Azure Active Directory using the icon or search bar.Ĥ. This can be done by selecting the user and clicking Enable using the quick steps menu on the right hand side of the page.ģ.

Within the Microsoft 365 portal, Navigate to Users > Active Users > Then select Multifactor Authentication.Ģ.

These high level steps will guide you through the process of setting up MFA and creating a conditional access policy for Windows 365. Please note that I am using Windows 365 Business and a developer licence from Microsoft.

This is a quick article to show you how to configure MFA with a conditional Access policy for Windows365.

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