Microsoft Entra ID
SecurityPolicy All Users Approved App Or App Protection
In brief
Corrected a spelling error in the explanation of “Report-only: Failure” results for the “Require app protection policy” control.
What Entra admins need to know
The guidance is clearer when administrators review report-only Conditional Access results.
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- Select Create to enable your policy.
[!INCLUDE conditional-access-report-only-mode]
@@ -48,7 +48,7 @@ Organizations can choose to deploy this policy using the following steps or usin 1. Select **Create** to enable your policy. > [!NOTE]-> When a policy is created in report-only mode for "Require app protection policy" control, your sign-in log may show the result as "Report-only: Failure" in "Conditional Access" tab when all configured policy conditions were satisfied. This is because the control was not satisified in report-only mode. Once you enabled the policy, the control is applied to the app and the sign-in will not be blocked.+> When a policy is created in report-only mode for "Require app protection policy" control, your sign-in log may show the result as "Report-only: Failure" in "Conditional Access" tab when all configured policy conditions were satisfied. This is because the control was not satisfied in report-only mode. Once you enabled the policy, the control is applied to the app and the sign-in will not be blocked. [!INCLUDE [conditional-access-report-only-mode](../../includes/conditional-access-report-only-mode.md)]