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General Risk Factor - Logon URL - Null
I'm trying to create a policy that maps "Logon URL" field in the app details and if its empty/blank, it approves/sanction the application. My only challenge is that I'm not able to set an identifier that reads blank field. I tried ASCII null character but it doesn't work. Wondering if this use case is even possible.
Playbooks with MDCA
I am attempting to integrate MDCA alerts with freshdesk as per the e.g. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-cloud-apps/flow-integration I have E5 without teams licenses. I created the flow, Once from playbooks in MDCA portal and once in power automate directly and went to create a policy to test it out but the option "Sent to power automate" from the policy is always greyed out. Alerts are not automatically detected in the flow unless the action in the policy is set to send to power automate which again is greyed as option in the policies. Also playbooks tab in the MDCA portal does not show the flows I created before, It shows empty, Seems link is broken between MDCA and PowerAutomate. Any reason for this, Any Idea about this? Thanks in advance.
Problem with MDCA Session Control and Google Workspace
We have implemented MDCA Session Control with Google Workspace in a Customer. Almost all Google apps work and they are protected by Session Control, but we have found problems with Gemini, Analytics and Google Search. These apps don´t open under session control and it seems some kind of problems with SSO. Do anyone knows any fix for the problem?Filter out BYOD devices from blocking unsanctioned apps
Hi there, I've encountered an issue. When I tag a cloud app as unsanctioned, it gets blocked as expected. However, we use BYOD mobile devices that are Entra registered along with app protection policies, and the unsanctioned apps are being blocked outside the managed apps. For example, an unsanctioned app gets blocked in unmanaged safari browser on BYOD iOS device. I can't find information on how to limit the enforcement scope to only managed apps on BYODs or how to limit the enforcement scope to company-managed devices. Please help.
Using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps to block apps on managed devices.
Greetings, I have been tasked to work with Microsoft Defender for cloud apps and to block the usage of the Firefox browser on all endpoints within my estate apart from a few users who require it. I have tried to unsanctioned app feature. This only displays a warning prompt but users can still proceed with using and interacting with the application. We have already configured web content filtering and works fine. I already looked up other articles relating to downloading a block script but that applies to other security appliances such as firewalls which we don't want to get into. Is there a convenient way to block certain apps usage by solely using Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps or is this platform only used for monitoring purposes and cannot really block the app by unsanctioning it?
Cloud Discovery policy - Governance action - Scoped profile missing
Hi everyone, I wanted to create a Cloud Discovery policy that automatically tags as unsanctioned some applications but only for a scoped profiles. When tagging cloud applications manually, it's possible to scope it to a profile: However, this option doesn't exist in the governance actions section: Are there any other way to create policies that can tag but only for a device group/scoped profile? Cheers,
MCAS Log on Event
Last night I had a Sentinel alert for logon from IP address associated with password spray. Alert was triggered from threat indicator matching IP address. OK no big deal, wasn't a password spray. In tracking this down I see the user is external in MCAS. I find no files shared with the user, no teams message activity, no email to the user.... nothing. My question is, what could the logon event be from?MCAS requirements for Log Collector
Hi all, this is my first question in the Microsoft Community. I have been reviewing the requisites for MCAS log collector and I wanted to understand why does the machine hosting the log collector needs at least 250 GB disk, as this appliance sends every 40KB to MCAS and stores up to 20 backup files. Thanks in advance, Benjamin
