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365 security defaults
365 security defaults















Check if you have Modern Authentication enabledīefore enabling Security Defaults, and if this is not a brand new teanant, make sure to check if you have modern auth enabled.

  • Users accessing Azure portal, Azure PowerShell, or the Azure CLI will require MFA.
  • I have however seen some users get quarantined in Exchange Online, so watch out for that.
  • Blocking legacy (basic) authentication – this blocks Outlook 2010, IMAP, SMTP and POP3.
  • Normal users will require MFA occasionally when Microsoft detect a ‘risky’ sign in.
  • Administrator roles will be required to use MFA every time they log in.
  • 365 security defaults

    MFA must be set up using push notifications to the Microsoft authenticator app, although other types can be added as well (SMS, phone call etc).

    365 security defaults

    All users in must register for multifactor authentication (MFA) within 14 days, starting from the next time users log in.All of these type of customers should enable this as soon as possible, as we are doing for our clients.īefore you enable Security Defaults, which you absolutely should if you aren’t implementing something similar yourself with Conditional Access, then you need to be aware of the impact on users: Previously this kind of configuration required an Azure AD Premium P1 license or a bundle containing this such as EMS, so this is great news for smaller customers with only Office 365 Business or E3 licenses without Azure AD Premium. Update: Microsoft are now enabling Security Defaults for new tenants.Īll Office 365 customers can now significantly improve the security of their tenant regardless of which licenses they have. This is a guide for Office 365 administrators.

    365 security defaults

    #365 SECURITY DEFAULTS HOW TO#

    How to improve your Office 365 tenant security by configuring Security Defaults.















    365 security defaults