Once your Microsoft account login is enabled with your IDP / Directory successfully, your employees or OWA end users will be able to log into their OWA account, Exchange admin center (EAC) logins and other integrated applications with the use of existing username and password. IDP here means (Okta, Auth0, Ping, Onelogin, etc) or Active Directory (AD) where your existing users are managed. OWA logins with MFA solution by miniOrange provides an option to integrate with multiple third-party Identity Providers for secure access which supports SAML, OAuth, etc. It allows iam users and organizations to set up certain authentication and settings which includes password restrictions, restricting sign-in methods, Google or Microsoft Authenticator, Authy 2-Factor authentication app & miniOrange Authenticator app. MiniOrange provides 15+ authentication methods for Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) or Multi-factor Authentication (MFA) and solutions for various use cases like Outlook Web Access (OWA) MFA and Exchange admin center (EAC) logins. This additional layer or the security key prevents any unauthorised person and gives secure access to OWA logins and Exchange admin center (EAC) logins, even if your username and passwords are compromised.
The Second factor is a dynamic, unique set of credentials on MFA device such as authenticator apps, OTP over SMS/Email, Hardware tokens, security key, etc. These credentials can be your existing username and password from AD or any database. The first factor is the one that you know, such as username and password (OWA user credentials). Microsoft Outlook Web App (OWA) Multi Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA) for OWA login and Exchange admin center (EAC) login is a process of authentication in which you have to provide two different factors to gain secure access to your critical resources in OWA, thereby enabling OWA 2FA/MFA and Exchange admin center (EAC) login MFA.
Two-Factor Authentication (MFA/2FA) for Outlook Web App (OWA on Exchange) logins
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