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Re: Block user access to Azure AD Powershell with Conditional Access
Ottovw I've had the same trouble you've had. However, there is a way to block this via conditional access policies. As luck would have it, we have a report only policy that blocks most things for testing purposes. Looking at Azure logs I could see that if we had enabled that policy we would have triggered azure active directory powershell and it would have blocked it! So what I did was I created a policy that included all cloud apps and then just excluded the ones we use in our other policies (which were a few) and boom... MFA prompted. It seems that the azure active directory is in the enterprise apps (as you can do searches and see logs on activity) but its "hidden". There might be a way to powershell it since i can find an application ID, but thats down the line. Hope that helps. Godspeed43KViews0likes2Comments
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