This feature is normally off by default but you might have it on by default if your tenant was created on or after October 22 nd, 2019. Security Defaults has administrative controls to enable and disable.
Security Defaults will soon block authentication requests made from Exchange Active Sync basic authentication. Prevent users from using legacy authentication clients, which can’t do multi-factor authentication.Challenge users whenever Microsoft Azure systems indicate it’s necessary – mostly when users show up on a new device or app, but more often for critical roles and tasks.Require all users and admins to register for Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA).Out of the box, Security Defaults arrives with these configurations Additionally, this is a new technology but its also been moving at a very fast pace.įundamentally the need for Exchange System Admins to up the knowledge to the cloud and Azure is required. Especially that there are so many and overwhelming options in the Azure Active Directory Configuration. Microsoft says will be gradually replacing Baseline Protection policies with Security Defaults starting February 29th, 2020.įor the (Azure users in Zambia) who have adopted the Azure and Office 365 technology Security is very key in that environment. Security Defaults is the generally available version of Azure Active Directory Baseline Protection policies and is available today to all tenants.
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