![]() In the Conditional Access policy, go to the Grant section and you will see a new tickbox that matches the name in the custom control that you just created. In the screenshot below there are already some created, and I won’t go into the minutiae of creating the policy except to show where you’re adding the custom control bears fruit. Next go to the Conditional Access policies and create a new one. Replace the default JSON text as shown above with the data copied from DUO and save it. This is what you will copy and enter into Microsoft 365.Ĭopy the text and move to your Microsoft 365 tenant, navigating through to Endpoint Manager and then Conditional Access. The person doing this will briefly need Global Administrator permissions in the Microsoft 365 tenant.ĭoing this will generate a script as shown below. Selecting the option to protect will bring up the usual authorization screens so that DUO can get your tenant ID and other details. Either the main DUO administrator needs to give you access or you need to give the DUO administrator brief access so that they can run the authorization process that follows here. If you, as the Microsoft 365 administrator do not have access to the DUO administration console you can work with the DUO administrator to get the information you need. If you are protecting others such as Microsoft RDP (next article) you will find this on the list as well. Select the Microsoft Azure Active Directory option. Go to your DUO administration console and select Applications and then Protect an Application. Step one in the process is to get the configuration file from DUO that you need to enter into Microsoft 365. This is part one of a two-part set showing firstly how to implement DUO on Microsoft 365, followed by a second guide to set up DUO on-premises so that application servers and even Microsoft servers can be made subject to DUO when using RDP to gain access to them. Locate the Duo (organization) option and select the Manage button.As is normal with such things there are multiple guides to implement various technical solutions and often confusion can arise on what guide is right for you and which set of steps should be followed. Select Two-step login from the left-side Settings menu. Open your organization and select the Settings tab. To enable two-step login using Duo for your organization: ![]() You must be an organization owner to setup Duo for your organization. Altering the application configuration from the Duo Admin Panel while Duo is active risks losing the ability to bypass two-step login for you or your organization's members. Instead, you will need to rely on the Duo Admin Panel to bypass two-step login for members who lose access to Duo. This is because Duo for organizations does not currently support recovery codes. ![]() ![]() ![]() To make configuration changes disable Duo in Bitwarden, make the required changes in the Duo Admin Panel, and re-enable Duo in Bitwarden. Once you initially configure and setup Duo, it is critically important that you disable it for the organization before making any further application configuration changes from the Duo Admin Panel. ![]()
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