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Manual Identity Lifecycle
IT teams struggle to manually provision, govern, and deprovision user access and permissions across SaaS, cloud, and on-prem systems, leading to security gaps and wasted admin time.
In their words
What SIEM is your org using to ingest this data, and look through it for compliance or cybersecurity?
We want to make sure our Drive and Gmail data is stored safely independent of Google and always accessible if needed.
Nobody knows what SaaS apps are actually in use, who set them up, or what data they can reach.
if we should run the deltas with just the same copy options including incremental, or if we should go the way with a timeframe filter
It's 100% the cost to do this right. The amount of money it would take to license 300 users for no material gain at all is insane.
What does this person own and what breaks when I deactivate them aren't the same question.
How do you all catch the stuff that never triggers an alert because nobody knows to look for it?
1 device per CSV file. There is no bulk upload. 20 laptops is 20 CSV files and 20 trips through the wizard.
how are others actually doing this cleanup without just breaking things one group at a time and waiting for the ticket?
What's your cleanup strategy for stale Entra devices while retaining Autopilot registrations? Or do I just have to accept the mess, because there is no solution?
I feel left in the dark. Any light that can be shed would be appreciated.
Curious what people here actually use for ongoing Entra ID security posture beyond the native Microsoft tools.
we are happy to pay a feee to use this app if somebody has already built one, or if you want to quote us
I used to have to reset their password, disable their 2FA, log in as their user, initiate a 'Takeout' request ... wait until the request was done (between minutes and days ...)
IT admins and sysadmins
Where they talk
- r/sysadmin
- r/Intune
- r/entra
- r/ITManagers
- r/okta
- r/workday
- r/AZURE
- r/SaaS
Tools they use today
- Microsoft Entra
- Microsoft Intune
- PowerShell
- Microsoft Graph
- Microsoft 365
- SharePoint
- Microsoft Teams
- Autopilot
Why those fall short
- reviews slip; only surfaces when a vendor calls; misses personal-account use
- Download button disappears when OneNote files present; workarounds are clunky
- audit log does not record which private channels the user belonged to
- Wildcards not supported; must identify individual domains, not TLDs
- COO set endpoints up off the domain and refuses proper enrollment
Map of ideas
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