A county wants to stop risky legacy authentication clients from signing in to Microsoft 365. Which identity capability is commonly described for restricting those pathways?
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Short Explanation
Legacy auth clients are the side door that often skips modern protections. Conditional Access can shut that pathway down. Adaptive access is the fundamentals label for that control.
Full Explanation
Conditional Access can block or restrict legacy authentication and other risky sign-in pathways as part of adaptive access. That purpose is in scope for MS-900 describe-level identity topics. Loop, Power Automate, and OneNote features are not the primary controls for legacy authentication restriction.