Matt Miller
Quick update: We know this is high value to you information. Microsoft has begun making this information on a per-user basis only in cases where a higher-end Azure AD license is available. We are working on how to best surface that data for users where it is available and clearly indicate to the user in cases where it isn't available from Microsoft at all.
Hi Dave,
That's correct. We're only able to capture this information based on the access Microsoft provides and currently we're only able to capture the MFA status of users for accounts with an Azure AD Premium P1 license or higher.
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Was this considered shipped even though it requires the Azure AD Premium license? I'm seeing unknown for all my tenants.
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It's worth also noting that Microsoft have MFA implemented in two different ways. Enforcement on a per user basis and also via conditional access.
So also having an MFA registered/enrolled state and by which authentication type would be useful.
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This is becoming a key security requirement and would be nice to report and alert on it.
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This could help with the alerts also. We like the alerts that alert on MFA not being enabled for certain users but it does not show which users.
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