
From the ‘More’ drop-down, select ‘Setup Azure multi-factor auth’. MFA can be enabled in Office 365 from the Office 365 Admin Center. Image Source: Microsoft Azure How to set up Multi-factor authentication in Office 365

Mobile App Notification: Users receive a notification in the mobile app asking them to complete the verification step by selecting the ‘Verify’ button in the app.Verification Code sent to Mobile App: Once the Azure Authenticator App is installed, the user gets a verification code to the mobile app during the login process using which they have to complete the verification step.Phone Call: User gets a phone call asking to verify the login process by pressing the ‘#’ button.Text Message: A verification code is sent as a text message to the user’s registered mobile to complete the verification.You can choose any of the below options to complete the Multi-factor Authentication verification Multi-Factor Authentication for Office 365 is a form of Azure Multi-factorĪuthentication that comes bundled with an Office 365 subscription. In addition to passwords, users are expected to acknowledge a phone call/ text message or mobile app notification to complete the verification process. With Multi-factor authentication, user authentication is a two-step process and requires the user to prove their identity. It is here where Multi-Factor Authentication for Office 365 comes into play. The sensitive data does not slip into false hands.

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