[Michael Carr]

Azure goes super-secure: Multi-factor authentication is borked in Europe and Asia

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Azure goes super-secure: Multi-factor authentication is borked in Europe and Asia Update Happy Monday, everyone! Azure Multi-Factor Authentication is struggling, meaning that some users with the functionality enabled are now super secure. And, er, locked out. Microsoft confirmed that there were problems from 04:39 UTC with a subset of customers in Europe and Asia-Pacific experiencing “difficulties signing into Azure resources” such as the, er, little used Azure Active Directory, when Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is enabled. View this on Theregister >

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Michael Carr
VP , Finance
Philadelphia Scientific LLC
Montgomeryville PA
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[Devora Locke]

This is what makes me exceptionally nervous about Business Central, despite all the nice integration perks. We cannot do without our ERP system. Don’t know anyone who can. Yes I know we can have an on-prem BC solution, but for how long before MS forces us to the cloud? Its like MS doesn’t take business needs any more seriously than their consumers. We have constant problems with the way they insist on rolling out their cloud apps and updates.

 

Regards,

-Devora

 

 

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Azure goes super-secure: Multi-factor authentication is borked in Europe and Asia

Theregister		remove preview
Azure goes super-secure: Multi-factor authentication is borked in Europe and Asia Update Happy Monday, everyone! Azure Multi-Factor Authentication is struggling, meaning that some users with the functionality enabled are now super secure. And, er, locked out. Microsoft confirmed that there were problems from 04:39 UTC with a subset of customers in Europe and Asia-Pacific experiencing “difficulties signing into Azure resources” such as the, er, little used Azure Active Directory, when Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) is enabled. View this on Theregister >

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Michael Carr
VP , Finance
Philadelphia Scientific LLC
Montgomeryville PA
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[Geovanny Fuentes]

Thanks for the update.

I’m sure this is making Microsoft think twice of keeping NAV a choice for local users (on-prem BC solution,)

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Geovanny Fuentes
San Diego CA
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[Kris Ruyeras]

OnPrem BC is not going anywhere. There are compliances to adhere.

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Kristoffer Ruyeras
Tigunia
Seattle, WA
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