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Microsoft makes Windows SSO prompts easier to manage
Microsoft introduced a new registry-based policy allowing IT administrators to automatically accept Windows single sign-on (SSO) permissions on Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2 devices managed through Microsoft Entra ID. Users with personal Microsoft accounts and unmanaged devices will still receive SSO permission prompts. The change addresses European Economic Area (EEA) regulatory requirements for user choice in the sign-in experience.
Why it matters: Administrators managing Entra ID-joined Windows 11 devices can now reduce friction in SSO workflows through policy configuration, streamlining user authentication while maintaining controls for personal accounts and unmanaged endpoints.
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identity access
Microsoft makes Windows SSO prompts easier to manage
Microsoft introduced a new registry-based policy allowing IT administrators to automatically accept Windows single sign-on (SSO) permissions on Windows 11 versions 24H2 and 25H2 devices managed through Microsoft Entra ID. Users with personal Microsoft accounts and unmanaged devices will still receive SSO permission prompts. The change addresses European Economic Area (EEA) regulatory requirements for user choice in the sign-in experience.
Why it matters: Administrators managing Entra ID-joined Windows 11 devices can now reduce friction in SSO workflows through policy configuration, streamlining user authentication while maintaining controls for personal accounts and unmanaged endpoints.
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- First seen by Cybersecurity Tracker