Manage access to environments using Azure Active Directory Conditional Access

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Business value

Use Azure Active Directory Conditional Access to enforce policies specific to access Dynamics 365 Business Central after first-factor authentication.

Feature details

Admins can set policies in Azure Active Directory specific to accessing Business Central. Policies can be created to change authentication rules based on certain conditions after the user completes the first-factor authentication. For example, you can use policies to require users who are part of certain groups to use multi-factor authentication or to restrict access to certain IP addresses and locations specifically for Business Central.

To learn more about Azure Active Directory Conditional Access, see What is Conditional Access? and Block access by location with Azure AD Conditional Access.

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See also

Block access by location with Azure AD Conditional Access (docs)