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GPS-based Named Locations (Generally Available)Īdmins can now use Conditional Access policies to restrict resource access to the boundaries of a specific country by using the GPS signal from the Microsoft Authenticator. To learn how to enable additional context for your users, click here. This feature will show users which application they are signing into and their sign-in location based on IP address.įigure 2 - Additional Context with number match in notifications To learn how to enable number matching for your users, click here.Īdditional context in Microsoft Authenticator approval requests (Public Preview)Īnother way to reduce accidental approvals is to show users additional context in Authenticator notifications. To increase security and reduce accidental approvals, admins can require users to enter the number displayed on the sign-in screen when approving an MFA request in Authenticator.

Number matching in Microsoft Authenticator MFA experience (Public Preview) We would love for you to try these security upgrades to Microsoft Authenticator and let us know your thoughts! For more details about these exciting features please read below: Admins can now nudge their users to setup Microsoft Authenticator during sign-in using the Registration Campaign feature (GA).Admins can now setup GPS-location based Conditional Access policies using Microsoft Authenticator (GA).Admins can now prevent accidental approvals in Microsoft Authenticator with number matching and additional context (Public Preview).Today, we are making Microsoft Authenticator even more secure for our users and easier to rollout for our admins. Last year, we shared ‘It’s Time To Hang Up On Phone Transports for Authentication’.