It revokes their access tokens and forces them to sign in again to access any resources. The “Sign Out” action logs out the user from all active sessions. This action is beneficial in situations where you want to restrict access from specific devices, such as lost or stolen devices. When a device is disabled, it prevents the user from accessing resources from that particular device. The “Disable Devices” action targets registered devices associated with a user and disables them. By forcing a password change on the next sign-in, you ensure the user sets a new password to regain access to their account.
This is useful when you need to reset a user’s password due to security concerns or if they have forgotten their password. The “Reset Password” action allows you to change the password of a user account and enforce a password change on the next sign-in.
The Set-SignOut.ps1 PowerShell script works for Microsoft 365 and has the following options: It’s a script packed with multiple actions, enhancing security after user accounts are compromised or helping you to automate your tasks with PowerShell. Error 500 Repeating redirects detected in Outlook.
