MS is who they choose - I think its all bundled in with windows and azure and dynamics and office and that stuff.
I think MS is trying to use their B2B OS deals to get some market share from AWS, so they’re probably offering cheap deals for now.
MS doesn’t allow 3rd party 2FA. They created a proprietary algorithm so no other apps can do it.
For push-notification login, there is really no other choice beside the proprietary one.
But they do also provide universal TOTP for 2FA login, it does work with other apps too. (unless your org had set special 2FA rules)
The alternative option is not so obvious on initial onboarding IIRC, though.
MS is who they choose - I think its all bundled in with windows and azure and dynamics and office and that stuff. I think MS is trying to use their B2B OS deals to get some market share from AWS, so they’re probably offering cheap deals for now.
MS doesn’t allow 3rd party 2FA. They created a proprietary algorithm so no other apps can do it.
For push-notification login, there is really no other choice beside the proprietary one.
But they do also provide universal TOTP for 2FA login, it does work with other apps too. (unless your org had set special 2FA rules) The alternative option is not so obvious on initial onboarding IIRC, though.