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StephanGee
Jul 04, 2022Steel Contributor
Access review would "deny" a fresh created user
Hi everyone,
i was glad to see that we can now set a higher date then 30 days for "Access reviews".
I want to automate the whole thing. No one should be asked to review.
Guest was not logged in for 60 days. Deny then delete.
I created a dynamic group with all guests inside.
And this is the final action:
Sounds great - if there wasn't a problem with the query.
It also takes "fresh guests" into account. So if somebody got created just before the review and did not log in yet - the recommendation is deny.
I took the data from the last review (ended 6/24/2022) and also from all my guest users in a csv and used XLOOKUP.
Top User would be created 6/16 and denyed by the automatism on 6/24.
I would expect if i set "inactive users (on tenant level) only" to 60 days. They should not show up because i do not know yet if they are inactive or just on vacation.
Anyone got around this? I may can use the dynamic groups feature to filter them out.
BR
Stephan
- Hi StephanGee, Thanks for your feedback. We have we made a fix to exclude newly created users from the "Inactive Users" review - For Ex: if you set the inactivity time to 60 days and a user was created or invited less than 60 days then the guest user will not be in scope of Access Review. This ensures that a user can sign in at least once before moving removed. Please make sure to check "Inactive Users" checkbox while creating the review. We look forward for your feedback! Thanks!
- SystemEngineerSteel Contributor
Hi StephanGee & Jyothi_Gangadhar ,
Does the new Access Review feature now publicly available (GA) to automatically identify and then delete the inactive Azure AD guest user account?- StephanGeeSteel Contributor
Yes it works -- but another issue came up.
The query also takes "non interactive" logins into account. That means that if a guest opens up Teams at their client - a try to login takes place = active.
Is there a way to only make "interactive logins" count? Jyothi_Gangadhar
- StephanGeeSteel ContributorNo one is trying to automate it like this? I opened up a case. Maybe i get some more information
- Jyothi_Gangadhar
Microsoft
Hi StephanGee, Thanks for your feedback. We have we made a fix to exclude newly created users from the "Inactive Users" review - For Ex: if you set the inactivity time to 60 days and a user was created or invited less than 60 days then the guest user will not be in scope of Access Review. This ensures that a user can sign in at least once before moving removed. Please make sure to check "Inactive Users" checkbox while creating the review. We look forward for your feedback! Thanks!- StephanGeeSteel Contributor
Thank you very much. Not it is working as expected.
I cannot find any user that would be denied (9.9.2022 Report) but was fresh created.
I will roll this out in October.