SAML-based third-party identity provider sign in. Multi-factor authentication (MFA) for Office 2013 client applications. Here are some scenarios that are enabled: This update enables IT administrators to configure new security scenarios for sign in with Office 365. Office 2013 client applications sign in to the Office 365 service to gain access to Exchange Online email, to access files on SharePoint Online, to connect to Skype for Business Online (formerly Lync Online), and to activate the Office client license. Modern authentication for Office 2013 Windows client. It will continue to be off by default in the client, but can be enabled on Windows machines by participants in the public preview. Now modern authentication is available to any customer running the March 2015 or later update for Office 2013. Previously, this was only available as a private preview for testing. Modern authentication brings Active Directory Authentication Library (ADAL)-based sign in to Office 2013 Windows clients. This means the program is easier to join and production support is included for participants. Today we are pleased to announce that Office 2013 client modern authentication features have moved from private preview to public preview. Today’s post was written by Paul Andrew, technical product manager for Identity Management on the Office 365 team. Also as of 6/18 the list of limitations now shows how they are resolved. 
We’ve removed the previous issue with modern authentication and Azure Rights Management Service and we’ve also included the recent availability for Outlook on iOS and Android to show available now. Office 365 modern authentication has now moved from public preview to general availability.
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