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Sign-in methods policy 27 of 36

Which methods people may register and use, from the tenant's authentication methods policy, against what's recommended for a small business.

SettingCurrentRecommendedWhy
Passkeys and security keys (FIDO2)On for Break glassOnNeeded for phishing-resistant sign-in, which admins should use.
Microsoft AuthenticatorOn for All usersOnThe second factor most people should use.
Authenticator shows which app is signing inMicrosoft managedOn (Microsoft managed turns it on)Helps people spot a sign-in that isn't theirs.
Voice callOffOffCalls can be redirected, and are easy to approve by mistake.
Email one-time passcodeOn for All usersOff, unless guests or password reset need itNot a second factor for members; only for password reset and guests.
Temporary Access PassOffOn, for setting up passkeysA time-limited pass for setting up a new phone or passkey.
Registration campaign (asks people to set up Authenticator at sign-in)Microsoft managed, for All users, can be skipped for 1 dayOn, or Microsoft managedMoves people off text messages and calls.
People can report an MFA prompt they didn't expectMicrosoft managedOnA reported prompt blocks the account's risky sign-ins and alerts admins.
Methods managed in this policy (not the old MFA and SSPR settings)YesYesMicrosoft has retired the old per-user MFA and SSPR method settings.
Passkeys and security keys (FIDO2)On for Break glassOnNeeded for phishing-resistant sign-in, which admins should use.
Microsoft AuthenticatorOn for All usersOnThe second factor most people should use.
Authenticator shows which app is signing inMicrosoft managedOn (Microsoft managed turns it on)Helps people spot a sign-in that isn't theirs.
Voice callOffOffCalls can be redirected, and are easy to approve by mistake.
Email one-time passcodeOn for All usersOff, unless guests or password reset need itNot a second factor for members; only for password reset and guests.
Temporary Access PassOffOn, for setting up passkeysA time-limited pass for setting up a new phone or passkey.
Registration campaign (asks people to set up Authenticator at sign-in)Microsoft managed, for All users, can be skipped for 1 dayOn, or Microsoft managedMoves people off text messages and calls.
People can report an MFA prompt they didn't expectMicrosoft managedOnA reported prompt blocks the account's risky sign-ins and alerts admins.
Methods managed in this policy (not the old MFA and SSPR settings)YesYesMicrosoft has retired the old per-user MFA and SSPR method settings.
Passkeys and security keys (FIDO2)On for Break glassOnNeeded for phishing-resistant sign-in, which admins should use.
Microsoft AuthenticatorOn for All usersOnThe second factor most people should use.
Authenticator shows which app is signing inMicrosoft managedOn (Microsoft managed turns it on)Helps people spot a sign-in that isn't theirs.
Voice callOffOffCalls can be redirected, and are easy to approve by mistake.
Email one-time passcodeOn for All usersOff, unless guests or password reset need itNot a second factor for members; only for password reset and guests.
Temporary Access PassOffOn, for setting up passkeysA time-limited pass for setting up a new phone or passkey.
Registration campaign (asks people to set up Authenticator at sign-in)Microsoft managed, for All users, can be skipped for 1 dayOn, or Microsoft managedMoves people off text messages and calls.
People can report an MFA prompt they didn't expectMicrosoft managedOnA reported prompt blocks the account's risky sign-ins and alerts admins.
Methods managed in this policy (not the old MFA and SSPR settings)YesYesMicrosoft has retired the old per-user MFA and SSPR method settings.

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