Protect multiple cloud app instances using Microsoft Cloud App Security

Several organizations use multi instances of the same cloud applications for different business reasons. As a security professional, you need to have visibility into each of these instances and have ...

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Christopher Brumm

Brass Contributor

Feb 03, 2021

Hi EricStarker

I know this is a quite old blog post but maybe you can help me.

In my environments are 2 Salesforce instances connected:

Now I'm trying to scope different policies to my DEV instance and I have discovered the following:

- All activities collected by the API are detected correct:

- activities from the reverseproxy are detected wrong:

Seems like this is because I have 2 connected app connectors and only 1 CAAC app.

I have tried to add a second Salesforce App in CAAC with my dedicated SF-domain for the instance but it is not possible. Editing or deleting the instance is not possible too.

Do you have any guidance for this? How can I scope session policies to my DEV environment?

Thanks in advance

Chris

EricStarker

Gold Contributor

Feb 03, 2021

Christopher Brumm Hello! Sorry for any misconceptions here. I was sharing a pointer post to a blog written by someone else. I am a community manager here and not a product expert, so won't be able to answer your question.

I would recommend you post your question as a new question here for best visibility to our community of experts!

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