Historically, we used the same old trusty password for everything (and 59% of people still do). As you know, this can be quite the headache-no one enjoys clicking the ‘forgotten password’ link and having to reset it for the umpteenth time. Passwords have proliferated across our online lives-they’re required for every single website and web application you use. Learn moreįor those that don’t know what MFA is, here’s the background info for context: Cyber Security End-to-end cyber security services built on Microsoft’s industry leading security technologies.Case Studies Read some of our customer success stories and find out what it’s like to work with us.Careers Take a look at the roles we’re currently recruiting for, and find out why a career at Chorus is so rewarding.Meet The Team Over 100 talented, friendly and highly-driven people make Chorus the company we are today.Vision Mission Values Our vision is to be the first choice for organisations who want to unleash the full potential of their people and technology.Accreditations We are one of the most accredited Microsoft Partners in the UK to demonstrate our continued commitment to quality.About Chorus We’re here to inspire, secure and transform your organisation through the innovative use of Microsoft technology.This could be referring to the "full" Azure MFA that includes conditional access, but it was not clear. To add to the confusion, I saw a table from a non-Microsoft blog showing that "Microsoft 365" E3 included MFA but "Office 365" E1 and E3 do not. It doesn't mention specifically E1 or E3 anywhere on this page however. In the feature table it shows “Protect non-admin accounts with MFA” in the “Multi-Factor Authentication for Office 365” column. The following MS page states that the free version of Azure MFA included with Office 365 includes the ability to apply MFA to administrators and standard users. For example, it is not mentioned in their planning for MFA guide: However, I cannot find any official Microsoft statement confirming the absence of MFA in Office 365 Enterprise E1. Rather, I am referring to the basic MFA included with Office 365. I am not talking about Azure MFA which includes conditional access. I have seen various internet posts stating that Office 365 E1 may not include MFA.
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