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https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/describe-azure-identity-access-security/5-conditional-access Conditional Access is a tool that Azure Active Directory uses to allow (or deny) access to resources based on identity signals. These signals include who the user is, where the user is, and what device the user is requesting access from. Conditional Access is useful when you need to: - Require users to access your application only from managed devices. A managed device is a device that meets your standards for security and compliance.

A conditional access policy is a feature of Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) that enables you to control access to cloud applications based on a set of conditions. You can use a conditional access policy to restrict access to Azure AD-integrated applications to only those devices that meet certain security requirements, such as having the latest security patches installed. By implementing a conditional access policy, you can ensure that only users whose devices have the latest security patches can access Azure AD-integrated applications, while blocking access for users with devices that do not meet the security requirements.