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A financial institution is planning to migrate its customer data to Microsoft Azure and is concerned about securing access to sensitive information. The institution has a global workforce, including remote employees, and must comply with strict regulatory requirements. The institution is evaluating the implementation of multi-factor authentication (MFA) in Azure to enhance security. Which of the following statements accurately describe the capabilities and benefits of Azure MFA in this scenario? Choose the best two options.
A
Azure MFA is limited to password and PIN verification, which does not meet the security requirements for handling sensitive customer data.
B
Azure MFA utilizes a combination of verification factors, such as something the user knows (password), something the user has (mobile device), and something the user is (biometric verification), to provide a higher level of security.
C
Azure MFA is only effective for internal users and does not provide any security benefits for external or remote users.
D
Implementing Azure MFA requires all users to carry physical security tokens, making it unsuitable for institutions with a large number of employees.
E
Azure MFA can be configured to require verification from a mobile app or a phone call, in addition to a password, without the need for physical tokens.