Azure AD Conditional Access Policy |

Correct Answers: C and D

Sharepoint Online has a service dependency to Microsoft Teams and Planner.

These services are therefore affected by this policy.

When configuring a conditional access policy, it is recommended to target all Office 365 apps to avoid issues with service dependencies.

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When you create an Azure AD conditional access policy that enforces multi-factor authentication (MFA) for users logging into Office 365 SharePoint Online, other services that rely on Azure AD for authentication will also be affected.

The correct answer to this question is C. Teams.

This is because Microsoft Teams also relies on Azure AD for authentication and therefore will be affected by the same conditional access policy. Users who try to log in to Teams will also be prompted to complete the MFA challenge before being able to access the service.

Option A, PowerApps, and option D, Planner, are not directly affected by this policy. However, if users try to access PowerApps or Planner from within SharePoint Online, they will be prompted to complete the MFA challenge because they will be redirected to the SharePoint Online login page.

Option B, Dynamics CRM, and option E, Azure Log Analytics, are also not directly affected by this policy. However, if users try to access Dynamics CRM or Azure Log Analytics through an Office 365 app or service, such as SharePoint Online or Teams, they will also be prompted to complete the MFA challenge.

In summary, creating an Azure AD conditional access policy that enforces MFA for users logging in to Office 365 SharePoint Online will affect other services that rely on Azure AD for authentication, such as Microsoft Teams, PowerApps, Planner, Dynamics CRM, and Azure Log Analytics.