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Defender bulk unsanction
Hi, you should be able to use a policy to tag specific apps as unsanctioned based on their risk level.
In this example (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/defender-cloud-apps/cloud-discovery-policies#creating-an-app-discovery-policy), you should be able to add filters for AI, I don’t have access to test right now, and then set a risk score level filter as well. Finally, as a governance action, you can tag it as unsanctioned.
- lfk73Mar 21, 2025Brass Contributor
Is that going to automatically tag them all unsanctioned immediately or when a user tries to access one of the cloud apps it will then unsanctioned that cloud app?
- Lucifier0786Mar 21, 2025Copper Contributor
I checked in my environment, and I believe the policy didn’t immediately unsanctioned existing apps. It only acted and tagged them as unsanctioned when a user accessed the app. This suggests that the policy is triggered by new activity rather than automatically applying to already discovered apps.
- lfk73Mar 22, 2025Brass Contributor
Makes sense. Sadly I cant test it in my Developer tenant they don't provide Defender for Endpoint licenses