PowerShell Basics: How to check if MFA is enabled in Azure and Office 365

Hi Guys, good day.
AnthonyBartolo 
You try the following script below. It takes into consideration the actual status of the user from the legacy portal.

$AllUsers = Get-MsolUser -All:$True | Sort-Object DisplayName #-ErrorAction SilentlyContinue
 
# Check if a UserPrincipalName is given
# Get the MFA status for the given user(s) if they exist
 
 
$AllMFAData =@()
$Methods = @{
  "OneWaySMS"="SMS token"
  "TwoWayVoiceMobile"="Phone call verification" 
  "PhoneAppOTP" = "Hardware token or authenticator app" 
  "PhoneAppNotification" = "Authenticator app" 
}
 
foreach ($MsolUser in $AllUsers) {
 
  try {
      $MFAResults =  [PSCustomObject]@{
          DisplayName       = $MsolUser.DisplayName
          UserPrincipalName = $MsolUser.UserPrincipalName
          DefualtMFAMethod  = ($MsolUser.StrongAuthenticationMethods | ? {$_.isDefault -eq $true}).MethodType
          MFAEnforced       = if($MsolUser.StrongAuthenticationRequirements) {$MsolUser.StrongAuthenticationRequirements.State } else {"Diabled"}
          MFAMethods        = if($MsolUser.StrongAuthenticationMethods){($MsolUser.StrongAuthenticationMethods.MethodType | % { $Methods[$_]}) -join ","}else{"No Methods"}
        }
   }
   catch {
    $MFAResults = [PSCustomObject]@{
       DisplayName       = " - Not found"
       UserPrincipalName = $MsolUser
       DefualtMFAMethod  = $null
       MFAEnforced       = $null
       MFAMethods        = $null
     }
   }
   $AllMFAData += $MFAResults
 
}
 
$AllMFAData | Export-Csv $Home\Downloads\MFAResultsReport.csv -NoTypeInformation