Implementing FIDO2 authentication for Azure AD users

Based on Microsoft research, there has been a 300% increase in identity attacks over the past year.
Take a look at how you can implement FIDO2 authentication for Azure AD users to
deploy passwordless and reduce risks of credential phishing.
In this video you will learn:
1 - Azure AD global settings
2 - Configuration profile on MEM
3 - End user experience
3- Reset security key to factory settings
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I hope you enjoy and thanks for watching
Jackson Felden
#FIDO2 #AzureAD #Authentication

[@papajohnscookie]

Thanks Jackson, you've gained a subscriber. I like watching videos like this before digging into the MS documentation as it makes it a bit easier to understand.

[@user-vm8wp3zm8i]

Good course and good video. in our organization we need to implement this process and i will try it for one of the key to see if everything is good. thanks for this video

[@monikamoni4176]

Hello can you help me which policy will block the fido2 key to use on the device

[@Icebitten]

I have followed all the instructions but when I try to use it, I just get an error saying there's no valid certificate on the key. I tried re-initializing it and updating the drivers, still nothing.

[@michaelpietrzak2067]

Question....why use Windows Hello For Business with FIDO2 versus just doing what you have done in this video? What does WHfB give me?

[@jmatt98]

You don't need a hardware key