Conditional access evaluates the context of each login attempt before deciding whether to allow it. It considers the device being used, the user’s location, the time of day and the assessed risk level of the request. When combined with MFA, it creates a layered authentication approach in which user access management decisions are made dynamically based on real-world context rather than a simple password check. This significantly reduces the risk of unauthorized access even when credentials have been compromised.
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