In this post, we look at managing Conditional Access policies and, in particular, duplicating existing policies. This can be super handy when you: This can be done in various ways, but today we use two different methods: Duplicate a policy using the Conditional Access UI Now in public preview, Microsoft refreshed the interface and enhanced the user experience with an updated design and a few new improvements. One of them is the ability to duplicate existing policies. Find your “source”… 

Security Defaults is the best thing since sliced bread. I mean, come on! It will enforce MFA for everybody, will block that dirty legacy authentication, and even gives you features that you normally would pay big money for (Azure AD Identity Security). Good enough for a lot of (smaller) organizations out there. Today’s post is about that feature and the use of break-glass accounts. For a lot of folks, this post might be obvious, as this is their daily job… 

I’ve got some exciting news to share today. Microsoft has launched a public preview called “Authentication Methods Policy Convergence.” I was part of the private preview program, and I’m very happy to see this feature going public. In this post, I will give you a brief introduction to this new feature and explain why this is such a big deal. Current situation A while back, I wrote this post where I explained that the SSPR and MFA settings are very…