– More details about combined security information registration * Starting on August 15th of 2020, all new Azure AD tenants will be automatically enabled for combined registration.

Windows 365 license ( Microsoft Windows 365 licensing).

Microsoft Intune supported license ( Microsoft Intune licensing).

Azure AD P1 license ( Azure Active Directory Premium licensing).

To use Windows 365 Enterprise, each user needs a license for Windows 10 or 11 Enterprise, Microsoft Endpoint Manager ( Intune), and Azure AD P1 (e.g., Microsoft 365 E3 + Windows 365 Enterprise 4 vCPU, 16 GB, 128 GB).

WebAuthN requires Windows 10 version 1903 or higher **.

Hybrid Azure AD joined devices must run Windows 10 version 2004 or higher.

For Azure AD joined devices, the best experience is on Windows 10 version 1903 or higher.

Microsoft compatible FIDO2 security key.

Enable Combined security information registration *.

Azure AD Multi-Factor Authentication ( MFA).

– Azure AD and password-less sign-in by Lars Lohmann BlemĪs already mentioned, the security key used in this post is a FEITIAN AllinPass (K33) FIDO2 security key. – Azure AD support for FIDO2 in hybrid environments by Lars Lohmann Blem

– Passwordless using FIDO2 security key with HoloLens 2 by Mattias Melkersen Our other blog posts about FIDO2 security keys. So, I will in this post walk you through how I secured my Windows 365 environment using Conditional Access and the FEITIAN AllinPass (K33) FIDO2 security key.

I want to embrace the future of passwordless authentication to achieve a higher level of security for my Windows 365 environment. The scenario is that I connect to my Windows 365 Cloud PC from personally owned devices at home and on the go. We have already written about FIDO2 security keys on several occasions (I will add the links below), which has inspired me to see how I could secure Windows 365 using Conditional Access and a FIDO2 security key. Secure your Windows 365 Cloud PC(s) with Conditional Access and FIDO2 security keys.

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