Forum Discussion
Chris Hill
Nov 12, 2018Copper Contributor
Enable MFA and Ensure all users registered for MFA actions include shared mailboxes in Secure Secure
I am using Secure Score and attempting to complete actions in order to secure my Office 365 environment. It is not possible to require Multi-Factor Authentication for Office 365 Shared Mailboxes ...
- Nov 14, 2018Of course - if the tool excluded objects that don't need MFA though, it would be possible to check that no accounts which *should* have MFA are missing. Given Microsoft seem to be putting this forward as a compliance tool, it shouldn't be responsible for false positives if at all possible!
Chris Hill
Nov 12, 2018Copper Contributor
I should add - I believe Resource (Room and Equipment) Mailboxes are also counted, and these need to be excluded as well (since they do not support any form of logon, let alone multi-factor).
VasilMichev
Nov 12, 2018MVP
They do actually have user accounts, but there is no risk involved in not having those protected by MFA. Remember, the secure score is only suggesting some generic best practices/recommendation, Microsoft cannot possibly account for all the different controls and configurations tenants have, so always read the score and the actual recommendation in the context of your own requirements.
I do agree though, shared/resource mailboxes and any similar object types should be excluded by default.
- Chris HillNov 14, 2018Copper ContributorOf course - if the tool excluded objects that don't need MFA though, it would be possible to check that no accounts which *should* have MFA are missing. Given Microsoft seem to be putting this forward as a compliance tool, it shouldn't be responsible for false positives if at all possible!