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You can configure SSPR policies to allow users to register and manage their own MFA methods, or you can perform bulk registration of YubiKeys for your store managers using PowerShell or other automation tools. With Azure AD SSPR, users can reset their passwords or unlock their accounts themselves, which can include registering and managing their own MFA methods, such as YubiKeys. One option would be to use Azure Active Directory (Azure AD) self-service password reset (SSPR) to register the YubiKeys for your store managers. Otherwise and if you have Azure Free plan, only way to d that on Organizaional Level (NOt recommended)

Click on the "Create" button to create the policy.

Under "Enforcement," select "On" and set the duration of the exemption period.

Under "Access controls," select "Grant" and choose "Grant access without requiring multi-factor authentication.".

Under "Conditions," select "Device platforms" and choose the platform(s) that the store managers will use to access.

Under "Cloud apps or actions," select "All cloud apps.".

Under "Users and groups," select the store managers you want to exempt from MFA.

Give the policy a name and description that indicates it's for exempting store managers from MFA for a specific period of time.

Click on the "New policy" button to create a new policy.

Go to the Azure portal and navigate to Azure Active Directory > Conditional Access.

Is the MFA applied from a Conditional Access ? Without being able to temporarily bypass the MFA requirements for the "Security Info" sections, I will need to get each of the 142 store managers on the phone with me to approve my sign-in while I register their security keys. However, it appears that MFA is still being prompted as soon as I try to access the "Security Info" section for any users if those users already have had at least one MFA method registered on their Security Info in portal. I think I figured out how to tweak the existing Conditional Policies I have to bypass MFA. The reason why I want to do that is that I want to access the "Security Info" sections to register all their individual security keys (YubiKey) on their behalf so that the store managers who have little computer literacy don't need to do that. Is that possible to temporarily disable the MFA requirement specifically for accessing the "Security Info" section of for all my store managers?