What condition would NOT trigger a prompt for Multifactor Authentication?

Accessing from a secure location would not typically trigger a prompt for Multifactor Authentication (MFA) because secure locations often imply a lower risk for unauthorized access. When users log in from recognized or trusted locations, such as their home or corporate networks, it indicates they are likely to be the legitimate users. In such cases, the security system may assess that the risk is minimal, and therefore, a prompt for additional verification, like MFA, is unnecessary.

In contrast, using an unrecognized device, attempting to log in after a password reset, or logging in after a 7-day absence represent situations where the likelihood of unauthorized access is higher. These scenarios inherently carry more risk because they may indicate that someone other than the account owner is attempting to gain access, thus prompting the system to require MFA for additional verification and safeguarding user accounts.