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- Multifactor authentication in Azure Active Directory B2C
How to enable multifactor authentication in consumer-facing applications secured by Azure Active Directory B2C
- Trusting MFA and device state for Azure AD external users
Azure Active Directory offers the ability to trust MFA and device compliance claims from other Azure AD tenants Enabling MFA trust with another tenant streamlines the sign-in process for B2B collaboration users and enables access for B2B direct connect users
- MFA with conditional access for AZURE B2C external users (not guest)
To answer your query, in order to use Azure AD Conditional Access and MFA features for external users in Azure B2C, you will need to have a Premium P2 license for each user This is because these features are only available with the Premium P2 license
- MFA automatically enabled on Azure AD B2C tenant
MFA status of External Active Directory users cannot be changed on the Multi-Factor Authentication page of the AD B2C tenant This has to be done in the Azure AD page of their respective AD tenant The problem is solved, but the cause is undetermined
- Multi-Factor Authentication in Azure AD B2C - Code Mill Matt
Enabling MFA in the Azure Portal Multi-factor authentication is enabled in the policies within an Azure AD B2C tenant This means you can have MFA available selectively enforced on apps within your Tenant Enabling it for one app doesn't mean you have to have it enabled for all apps
- Add Conditional Access to a user flow in Azure AD B2C
Configure Conditional Access through Azure portal or Microsoft Graph APIs to enable a user risk-based Conditional Access policy requiring multifactor authentication (MFA) and password change when user risk is medium OR high
- Multifactor authentication in Azure Active Directory B2C
Azure Active Directory B2C (Azure AD B2C) integrates directly with Microsoft Entra multifactor authentication so that you can add a second layer of security to sign-up and sign-in experiences in your applications You enable multifactor authentication without writing a single line of code
- External Identities B2C supports Authenticator apps, and new data . . .
By incorporating time-based OTP through an authenticator app in your B2C user flows, you can provide a higher level of security compared to existing email and phone factors, without incurring additional telephony charges Learn more from my colleague, Alex Weinert, about why we believe app-based MFA is more secure than email and phone MFA alone
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