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Secure score Enable Cloud App Security
Hi Aaron,
If you have the Office 365 Cloud App Security (not to be confused with Microsoft Cloud App Security)enabled you should be getting the points. If not, please use the feedback button in Secure Score to report this to us.
There are also new controls today for Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Cloud App Security. There will be a blog post soon with the details. For the high level info and all the major security info from Microsoft Ignite, check out the Microsoft Secure Blog.
MicrosoftHi Aaron,
If you have the Office 365 Cloud App Security (not to be confused with Microsoft Cloud App Security)enabled you should be getting the points. If not, please use the feedback button in Secure Score to report this to us.
There are also new controls today for Azure Active Directory and Microsoft Cloud App Security. There will be a blog post soon with the details. For the high level info and all the major security info from Microsoft Ignite, check out the Microsoft Secure Blog.
Office 365 Cloud App Security (not to be confused with Microsoft Cloud App Security)
Yeah, that's not confusing at all. It looks like we have both so I'll go ahead and use the feedback on the Secure Score page. Thanks for the follow up!
Aaron
- Anthony-Smith
Hi Aaron,
Note that if you own both solutions, you should only be able to access Microsoft Cloud App Security as it is a superset of the features in Office 365 Cloud App Security. Links that take you to Office 365 Cloud App Security dashboard should take you to the Microsoft Cloud App Security dashboard instead.
Hi Anthony,
Yep, that is exactly what it's doing. I submitted feedback on the page about it as well.
Aaron