For those encountering challenges in syncing their Microsoft Office account's MFA status with Secfix, this guide provides a structured approach to ensuring MFA has been configured correctly via Azure AD.
1. User Registration Check
Authentication Methods Activity Dashboard: Navigate to this dashboard to review user registration details.
Eligibility: Confirm if your user account can register for Multifactor Authentication.
Default Setting: Make sure an authentication method is registered and designated as the default.
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2. Azure Premium License Verification
Requirement: SecFix can effectively detect MFA for Azure AD Premium P1 or P2 licenses only.
Attribute Accessibility: These premium plans allow access to the 'IsMfaRegistered' attribute via the MSGraph API.
License Check:
Free Azure AD License: Users with this version won't be recognized by Secfix's MFA tests due to limitations in accessing MFA details via the MSGraphAPI.
Microsoft 365 Subscriptions: If you are subscribed to Microsoft 365 Business Premium and EMS or Microsoft 365 E3 & E5, you inherently have access to Azure AD Premium P2 or P1, making your account compatible with Secfix.
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3. Direct API Troubleshooting with MSGraph Explorer
Access the API: Utilize the graph explorer for a direct approach.
API Endpoint: Direct your attention to:
https://graph.microsoft.com/beta/reports/credentialUserRegistrationDetailsUser Detail Inspection: Go through the resultant data to pinpoint user-specific information.
Key Attribute: The "IsMfaRegistered" attribute should distinctly be set to 'true' for successful MFA synchronization.
By methodically following the outlined steps, the synchronization issues of Office365 MFA should be efficiently addressed. If challenges persist, always consider diving into Microsoft's official resources or engaging their support for more specialized assistance.