As you may already know, Azure AD comes with the Identity Protection feature which helps you identify risky sign-ins and/or users; even if you don’t have an Azure AD P2, which is requires to configure the Identity Protection policies, you have the risky reports available. Well, until now, the Identity Protection was covering only user […]
As you know, you can check you sign-in activities using the My Sign-Ins portal (https://mysignins.microsoft.com/). Well, you can now also have you last sign-in activity directly from the Outlook client by accessing the File\Info menu It also gives you a link to access the My Sign-Ins portal
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As you know, you can easily view sign-ins activities for a user in Azure AD, covering application accessed, device, location and more importantly conditional access policies applied. These details are useful for troubleshooting application access issues. Well good news, you can now also get the details of the Conditional Access policies applied during a sign-in
This is a capability which has been there for quite long time for Microsoft Account (https://account.live.com/Activity?mkt=en-US&refd=account.microsoft.com&refp=security&fref=security.cards.review-activity&uaid=9e64b34b59604f468d1cb65aa1d973b9), the ability to review sign-in activities. Well, this is now available for corporate account (Azure AD, Office 365). To let you end-users review their sign-in activities, let them go to https://mysignins.microsoft.com/ – or https://myprofile.microsoft.com and check the My Sign-ins
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