May 11 2018
01:42 PM
- last edited on
Feb 19 2021
04:53 AM
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TechCommunityAP
May 11 2018
01:42 PM
- last edited on
Feb 19 2021
04:53 AM
by
TechCommunityAP
When i go to the Alert Policies page in the S&C Center, I'm seeing "You only have access to certain system policies due to no valid subscription for Office 365 Analytics alerting detected. To get the full experience or create custom alert policies, a valid subscription is needed." I don't think that any of my subscriptions or licenses on this account have changed, and I can't figure out what this is referencing.
Can someone provide me some insight about what might be causing this?
May 12 2018 10:19 AM
SolutionThat's the "advanced" version of the activity alerts functionality, which requires E5 or Threat Intelligence. If you ask me, that whole section of the SCC is a total mess. We first had the "regular" activity alerts, included with no additional licensing, which have since been de-emphasized to the point that you can only access them via a link on the Dashboard page (https://protection.office.com/#/managealerts). They introduced the "advanced alerts" later on, part of CAS. And then we got the "alert policies" which are basically still activity alerts, but with a fancier UI and signals/conditions.
May 12 2018 10:19 AM
SolutionThat's the "advanced" version of the activity alerts functionality, which requires E5 or Threat Intelligence. If you ask me, that whole section of the SCC is a total mess. We first had the "regular" activity alerts, included with no additional licensing, which have since been de-emphasized to the point that you can only access them via a link on the Dashboard page (https://protection.office.com/#/managealerts). They introduced the "advanced alerts" later on, part of CAS. And then we got the "alert policies" which are basically still activity alerts, but with a fancier UI and signals/conditions.