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disable SSO with registered Azure AD devices
I have devices that are locally joined to our AD and also registered to Azure AD (i run AD connect). We have some webapplications that support OAUTH2 and forward me to login.microsoftonline.com and t...
Use Private mode?
Use Private mode?
VasilMichev yes that would work, but other than that can i do something on the side of Azure to prevent this?
That depends on the flows you have enabled for your app, but why would you want to make such changes when there is an easy-to-use client side solution?
VasilMichev The Problem is that two of our customers is running a Webapplication with Oauth2 but they won't allow guest users for compliance & security reasons... So i guess i will just tell our users to use private window.
- Exactly my thought. That is the opposite what everyone else wants - they want to enable SSO :). If you're concerned with security, you would enforce MFA and maybe lower the time for screen lock.
