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Create a new MFA policy with the following settings (I am using a group called MDM Users as my security group in these examples).From the Azure portal choose Azure Active Directory, Security, Conditional Access.Step 3 – Create the conditional access policy Choose “Users can use the combined security information registration experience” and add the security group created above. This will enable users to register and manage their security info for MFA. From the Authentication methods page select enable combined security.Assign the security group created previously to those methods you have enabled. Choose Authentication methods and configure those you wish to enable for users.Select Azure Active Directory, then choose Security from the menu on the left-hand side.Sign in to the Azure portal using an account with global administrator permissions.An office phone can be configured for Windows Hello verification (but this is not MFA only an optional login method for Windows 10) See more on this HERE Step 1 – Create the user security group that will be assigned to the Conditional Access policy Step 2 – Configure authentication methods An email can be used for security registration purposes. NOTE: Office phones and email addresses are not supported methods for Azure primary authentication methods. Some examples of hardware tokens include: RSA or Token2

Hardware tokens are another option if users do not have a smart phone or are unwilling to use their personal ones.An authenticator app can also be used but it too requires a smart phone to be installed on.Accepted forms of Authentication methods require a smart phone for either Text or call verification.Once you are satisfied with the results then assign the security group that contains all your users. Choose a test user with a valid license to verify and review the results are as you expected. NOTE: It is highly recommended to test out this process before enabling it for all users. This group will be assigned to the Conditional Access policy. A security group that includes all your users as members.

Turn off Security Default in your Azure AD tenant if they are currently on.

This can be an add on or licenses that include this, such as Microsoft 365 Business Premium, and Microsoft 365 E3.

Azure AD Premium P1 licensing (minimum) for all users.

If you are an organization utilizing the free tier of Azure Active Directory licensing see this article from Microsoft for an alternative solution. Note: Setting this up requires Azure AD Premium P1 licensing. The process guides your users through a series of steps that require them to register their security info and choose an authentication method. Setting up Multi Factor Authentication for your users in Azure AD has honestly never been easier.