A cloud-based identity and access management service for securing user authentication and resource access
Thats something that will require a CA policy and the corresponding licenses (p1/p2)
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We have multiple tenants, one of which is licensed and is configured to provision users from Okta. Our other tenants are free-tier and have Security Defaults enabled to enforce MFA. We invite employees at their Okta user email to become B2B Collaboration users in the free-tier tenants.
With this setup, our internal/employee users logging in to the Azure Portal of free-tier tenants where Security Defaults are turned on end up with the following authentication flow:
Is it possible in free-tier tenants with Security Defaults enabled to have Azure Portal accept the Okta MFA claim to satisfy the MFA requirement enforced by Security Defaults? This flow is forcing a third-factor of authentication that is unnecessary with our use of Okta.
A cloud-based identity and access management service for securing user authentication and resource access
Thats something that will require a CA policy and the corresponding licenses (p1/p2)