Microsoft Subscriptions

Cloud infrastructure requires as much attention as on-premises. With Cygna Auditor, you can secure your data stored in SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business, trace activity in Teams, and gain transparency in your Azure AD and Exchange Online operations and permissions. Cygna Auditor helps you detect potential threats and mitigate risks of attacks aimed at your Microsoft Subscription and Microsoft 365 apps.

Start Collecting Data

  1. On the Cygna Auditor home page, select Configuration and then drill down to Microsoft Subscriptions.

  2. Click to add a Microsoft 365 organization.
  3. Authorize yourself to deploy the Cygna Labs application in Microsoft 365. The user you specify must have sufficient permissions to deploy applications in Microsoft 365, i.e. be granted the Global administrator role in your Azure AD domains.

    If you are interested in auditing Azure AD and performing recovery operations, perform additional configuration step. See Configuring Settings for Azure.

  4. Specify the polling interval. By default, 10 minutes. This value controls how often Cygna Auditor will check for updates in your Microsoft 365 apps.
  5. Ensure the Enabled column is active .
  6. Check connectivity. Click Verify to ensure Cygna Auditor has access to these resources:
  7. cygnacloud.azurewebsites.net (GET and POST)

    graph.microsoft.com (GET only)

    login.microsoftonline.com (GET only)

    login.windows.net (GET only)

    *.microsoftonline-p.com (GET only)

    manage.office.com (GET only)

    management.azure.com (GET only)

Once you configure Microsoft Subscription settings, data collection will start automatically for Azure AD including sign-in monitoring, Exchange Online, SharePoint Online, etc.

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