Forum Discussion
Grant access to Security Administrators on Secure Score
- Jun 27, 2017
Hey Gents,
The non-global-admin access has been in place since April 2017. Any users with admin roles are able to access the Secure Score experience, but will not be able to make changes unless that change is in scope for the admin role they are assigned. If you aren't seeing that behavior, please do escalate to Microsoft support so they can help get it resolved.
Thanks!
Brandon Koeller
/// The tenant admin role
/// </summary>
public const string TenantAdminRole = "TenantAdmin";
/// <summary>
/// The security admin role
/// </summary>
public const string SecurityAdminRole = "SecurityAdmin";
/// <summary>
/// The helpdesk administrator role
/// </summary>
public const string HelpdeskAdminRole = "HelpdeskAdmin";
/// <summary>
/// The exchange admin role
/// </summary>
public const string ExchangeAdminRole = "ExchangeAdmin";
/// <summary>
/// The share point admin role
/// </summary>
public const string SharePointAdminRole = "SharePointAdmin";
/// <summary>
/// The user account admin role
/// </summary>
public const string UserAccountAdminRole = "UserAccountAdmin";
Thanks! BK
please note those users don't have any admin rights to SharePoint, Exchange, etc
Thanks,
Ed
- Paul BendallJun 27, 2017Iron Contributor
Eduardo - did you get any further with delegating Secure Score portal access to accounts other than Global Administrators?
One of my colleagues has been working on Secure Score for the past few months as we use it for our security adoption and tracking. Not being able to follow "least privilege" principles in a sceutiy product is quite annoying and it would be good to understand if MS are going to address this
Paul- Brandon KoellerJun 27, 2017Copper Contributor
Hey Gents,
The non-global-admin access has been in place since April 2017. Any users with admin roles are able to access the Secure Score experience, but will not be able to make changes unless that change is in scope for the admin role they are assigned. If you aren't seeing that behavior, please do escalate to Microsoft support so they can help get it resolved.
Thanks!
Brandon Koeller
- Paul BendallJun 28, 2017Iron Contributor
Brandon Koeller thanks for the information. Any plans to allow the "Security Reader" role the ability to view the data in the Secure Score portal? For example in our organisation we would like to be able to provide management a view on the state of compliance but don't want them to have admin rights . They could inadvertently change a setting with admin privileges but more importantly we don't want to contaminent an on-prem user identity with access to email and the web having admin privileges in O365.
The other solution would be if you plan to produce a PowerBI content pack that consumes the data from Secure Score portal
Many thanks
Paul