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Microsoft 365 Certified: Endpoint Administrator Associate · Microsoft
Step Sequence / Reordering Question
Add and arrange the steps in the correct execution order.
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NYN， This was the original behavior, but Microsoft removed the 14-day grace period in a significant update to security defaults starting around July 29, 2024 (and rolling out to existing tenants later). All users are now required to register for MFA on their first login after security defaults are turned on. When Security defaults are enabled, users are generally required to use an authenticator-style app for MFA registration and verification. Microsoft has specifically emphasized the use of the Microsoft Authenticator app, and other less secure methods like SMS and voice calls are not available as the second factor under security defaults. Security defaults do not require non-admin users to use MFA for every sign-in. Standard users are only prompted for MFA "when necessary" (such as when signing in from a new device or app, or performing a critical task). MFA is always required only for users assigned one of the privileged administrator roles.
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NYN， This was the original behavior, but Microsoft removed the 14-day grace period in a significant update to security defaults starting around July 29, 2024 (and rolling out to existing tenants later). All users are now required to register for MFA on their first login after security defaults are turned on. When Security defaults are enabled, users are generally required to use an authenticator-style app for MFA registration and verification. Microsoft has specifically emphasized the use of the Microsoft Authenticator app, and other less secure methods like SMS and voice calls are not available as the second factor under security defaults. Security defaults do not require non-admin users to use MFA for every sign-in. Standard users are only prompted for MFA "when necessary" (such as when signing in from a new device or app, or performing a critical task). MFA is always required only for users assigned one of the privileged administrator roles.
sorry i stand corrected i see it was changed in October 2024 ! ugh.. so it is Y-Y-N
1. Users will have 14 days to register for MFA after they sign in for the first time: YES. Users are typically given a grace period to register for MFA. 2. Users must use the MS Auth App to complete MFA: NO. While the Microsoft Authenticator app is one option, users can use various methods for MFA, including SMS, phone calls, and others. 3. After registering, users must use MFA for every sign-in: NO. Depending on the configuration, users may be able to bypass MFA on trusted devices or networks.