Azure AD Conditional Access Policies Add Check for External User Types
Azure AD conditional access policies can exert fine-grained control over the type of external users who can connect and what tenants they belong to. The new capability works especially well alongside Azure B2B Collaboration (guest users) and Azure B2B Direct Connect (used by Teams shared channels). It's yet another way to impose control over who you allow to connect to your tenant.
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