Microsoft's announcement also listed the following Azure AD capabilities that have recently reached "general availability" commercial-release status.
New Azure AD Features at General Availability Whether you need gallery apps or non-gallery apps, using OIDC, SAML or password SSO, we have removed the limit on the number of apps each user can be assigned for SSO access in Azure AD. This means any Microsoft customer using a subscription of a commercial online service such as Azure, Office 365, Dynamics and Power Platform can enable SSO for all their cloud apps, even with Azure AD Free. This complements our earlier announcement that multi-factor authentication (MFA) along with security defaults is free across all Azure AD pricing tiers, so every one of your apps can also be protected. Here's Microsoft's characterization of the new free SSO capability:
If an organization has an Azure AD subscription, even the free version, then they can now use SSO with their applications. SSO is a facility for end users, allowing them to log in once and have access to various applications without having to go through the same identity verification process each time.
Microsoft offered an overview of its recent Azure Active Directory release milestones, including free single sign-on access (SSO) for all of its online services subscribers, per a Thursday announcement.
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