What the Required MFA announcement really means.
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- Опубликовано: 16 июн 2024
- In this video I explain what the new required MFA change for Entra really means. What it impacts and what it doesn't!
Start of a Kusto query still playing with :-) The AuthenticationDetails are often not populated because using existing token though so not very functional right now.
SigninLogs
| where UserDisplayName != ""
| where UserPrincipalName != ""
| where (AppDisplayName == "Azure Portal" or AppDisplayName == "Microsoft Azure PowerShell" or AppDisplayName == "Microsoft Azure CLI")
| where AuthenticationDetails has "SingleFactorAuthentication"
| project TimeGenerated, UserDisplayName, UserPrincipalName, AppDisplayName, AuthenticationDetails
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▬▬▬▬▬▬ C H A P T E R S ⏰ ▬▬▬▬▬▬
00:00 - Introduction
00:27 - Required MFA
01:41 - NOT Azure HOSTED services
02:39 - Guest MFA
03:29 - NOT for workload identities
05:22 - Workload ID Premium use
06:17 - Don't use user accounts for automation
07:08 - Special cases
08:27 - WHAT MFA?
11:16 - Enforcement
12:50 - Exceptions?
13:07 - Timeline
13:30 - Which users will be impacted?
13:54 - Summary
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Clear explanation of the MFA announcement. Thanks John 👍
Very welcome
Great video John. Made it very clear and easy to follow as always.
Fantastic content, thanks for taking the time to do these videos. They're very much appreciated.
My pleasure!
Thank you, Chief. This is a great update. 👍👍😉
You bet
I missed that announcement, great video!
I find Entra very confusing when it comes to licensing. Especially in mixed entra license environments. It is quite hard to stay license compliant.
I also wish they would add a entra p2 license step up from p1. Especially those for business premium users.
Easy to understand, sir, you are a Great teacher 🙏
So nice of you. Thanks!
Thanks John. I appreciate your breakdown of their announcement.
You bet
congrats Microsoft, accomplish to yet again making things more complicated
edit: thanks for the video! great way to explain a rather obscure change
Thanks for the clarification John, makes perfect sense in today world. Already doing all of this :-) so not going to have much of an impact, will keep an eye out for announcement in the portal.
Great video, thanks as always John.
For the KQL, I had to change:
| where AuthenticationDetails has "SingleFactorAuthentication"
to
| where AuthenticationRequirement has "SingleFactorAuthentication"
i.e.
SigninLogs
| where UserDisplayName != ""
| where UserPrincipalName != ""
| where (AppDisplayName == "Azure Portal" or AppDisplayName == "Microsoft Azure PowerShell" or AppDisplayName == "Microsoft Azure CLI")
| where AuthenticationRequirement has "SingleFactorAuthentication"
| project TimeGenerated, UserDisplayName, UserPrincipalName, AppDisplayName, AuthenticationDetails
Fantastic stuff John thanks for the reply in MS blog post, you have provided more clarity than Microsoft!
Great video John.
Only problem i see here is with our break glass accounts - only accounts excluded from MFA as it stands anyway.
Yep talked about those in the video.
Our problem is with Entra SSPR not supporting the external preview. Moving away from the CA custom control for Duo, any verification methods set up for SSPR show up in the list with Duo meaning a user can bypass our policy to use Duo by choosing a voice call or SMS for example. Our MSFT rep is looking into it but hasn't found anything so far.
Thank you - very well explained 👍
Glad it was helpful!
Great video thanks :-)
enjoying this video for today learning, thanks a lot!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I'm surprised to hear that the break glass fido recommendation is 2 years old. 6 months ago, I set up PIM with BG accounts and ms documentation definitely still had the two safes method.
Thanks for the video!
You're welcome!
Clear explanation as usual !
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome as always.
Thank you! Cheers!
Thxs sir John😊
Welcome 😊
Really useful Session.
Glad to hear that!
Thanks, Mr NTFAQ. (time flies!). This should have come from the PM's. heh! Really appreciate this.
lol. Hey stranger :)
Thanks for this. Currently if you turn on MFA in Azure, it also is turned on for o365, since its the same identity management. Does that change with this new feature?
MFA requirement is based on the target service. Just because a user has setup MFA does not mean its now required for everything. This only applies to those services I talk about in the video.
So, Microsoft are releasing a feature in July that affects authentication, you can't opt out of, with a half baked attempt at communicating the change in a blog post.....and they're still gathering feedback.
I know you say it won't happen all at once. But what if my tenant is among the first batch to have the change applied. Then it's happening in just over a month and we' don't know the full scope of the change.
Seems to me like something's happening in the background and there's a big rush to get this change out.
We've only recently had the Microsoft managed conditional access policy rollout, which had better communication and planning wrapped around it, so you could measure its impact and deploy your own version of the policy if required
"That's wrong... don't do that." Good advice! 🙂
Hmm, i wonder how this affects resources. I need to check our Teams-room set up as we use CA to remove mfa need. I'm not sure if they're set up a user accounts or not.
Oops, nevermind, I just realised that we don't manage anything using the room logins. This does not affect our resources, as per John's teachings.
Nice
Thanks
So if you create service accounts as users to avoid mfa you’ll want to switch to using service principals? Currently we just exclude them from our CA policies.
You shouldn't be creating user accounts for service accounts. Yes, use service principal.
Guess I need to buy stock in FIDO keys. Where I work no cell phones are allowed.
ROFL
"carbon-based fleshy things" - lol!
seems that Superman is angry today 😁or the mic is on max loudness 🤩 or MFA makes him angry 😎😁
ROFL, didn't notice
@@NTFAQGuy 😁 all good ...I was under the impression someone stole your doughnut allowance 😁
I would pity that person :-D
@@NTFAQGuy 😂
Also. If I'm using Conditional access policies for MFA and I have users in the exceptions list, will they now be required to use MFA?
I address this in the video. Yes, its cumulative.
@NTFAQGuy I must have missed that part. Thank you. Wow that's a bit painful.
It was not the most clearly written post of all time. Especially if you are not an EntraID junkie…. 🤣🤣
lol
@@NTFAQGuyThere was a great deal of wailing and gnashing of teeth by some of my colleagues 🤣🤣
hahahahaha
It’s a good thing. “Who moved my cheese” shouldn’t apply here.
I guess carbon-based fleshy things is better than meat-bags.
💯