This means that as soon as I want to open an RDP connection, I’m challenged for MFA. Now, I’ve dealt with Duo Security a few years ago when I integrated it with Microsoft TMG, but I noticed they now also (probably for some time now) have a local and RDP login verification method as well. You see, there are many reasons why you would or would not want to request additional verification from a user when actually accessing data or applications. Which got me thinking: what if I want to request an MFA every time I launch a desktop? What if I want an MFA on the Remote Desktop application when opening a desktop in order to avoid users switching username when they left their application open? With the Azure AD MFA WVD access, you only need to MFA once in order to access any desktop published through WVD. MFA for WVD, doesn’t that already exist through Azure AD conditional access? Yes, it does, but its limited to certain scenario’s.
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