Plan for Change: Migrate classic Conditional Access policies
If you're using classic Conditional Access policies, you need to be aware of changes on the horizon. Azure AD Graph is retiring, and admins must migrate classic Conditional Access policies to Microsoft Graph by July 10, 2024. Failure to migrate before this date will prevent new device enrollment and compliance via the Company Portal and Intune apps across various platforms.
Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) Graph has been deprecated since mid-2023 and is now in its retirement phase to allow applications time to migrate to Microsoft Graph. To continue functioning as expected, admins must migrate classic Conditional Access policies to the new policies before the deadline. The Intune Company Portal infrastructure will be updated to move to Microsoft Graph as part of this transition.
If you're affected by this change, you need to ensure that you migrate your classic CA policies before July 10, 2024. Failure to do so will mean users are unable to enroll new devices via the Company Portal and make non-compliant devices compliant (if non-compliance is caused by a classic CA policy or a condition within a classic CA policy).
The post also includes a link to instructions on how to migrate from a classic policy on Microsoft Learn. Stay tuned to the blog for additional updates or changes to the timeline.
Plan for Change: Migrate classic Conditional Access policies originally appeared on M365 Admin.
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