Device registration MFA control conflicts with Conditional Access policies.

Why This Matters

If device registration multi-factor authentication (MFA) controls conflict with Conditional Access policies, users may be able to bypass required MFA prompts or encounter unexpected access denials. This undermines the security posture of your Microsoft 365 environment by creating inconsistent enforcement. Administrators must ensure these controls align to avoid gaps or disruptions.

What Aether365 Checks

Aether365 scans your Microsoft 365 tenant to identify cases where the device registration MFA control contradicts configured Conditional Access policies. This check appears in the Aether365 dashboard under microsoft-365 security checks.

How to Fix

Currently, no specific remediation steps are available for this check. To address the conflict, review your Conditional Access policies and device registration settings in the Azure portal. Ensure that any MFA requirement in device registration does not override or conflict with Conditional Access policy enforcement. Steps include: