Microsoft Managed CA policies distinction
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Jason Lévesque
Microsoft managed policies are a different beast with different options and different ways to deal with them.
On the dashboard, there should be a distinction between custom and Msoft Managed ones.
also maybe a way to handle them by automation. For example an option to auto-disable new Microsoft Managed policies that have popped on the tenant, or at the very least some kind of alerting on that
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Scott Riley
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Scott Riley
This is some nice extra fidelity here Jason, good call. I know we can easily identify the Microsoft Managed policies. It'll be good to ensure that we don't have a conflict if we have ISPM managing the policies.
But also yes, alerting on new policies that just appear, making sure we have a managed version and then having an intelligent decision on the impact before it's just turned on for the tenant.
We'll have a look!