Defender for Cloud Apps
Your data flows through cloud apps — uncontrolled. Session policies, OAuth governance, and Conditional Access App Control stop the leak in real time instead of reporting it afterwards.
You Know Which Cloud Apps Are Used. But Who Controls What Flows Through Them?
Cloud Apps Discovery shows which apps are in use. But transparency alone doesn't protect data. Without session control, users download confidential files to personal devices and upload sensitive documents to any cloud app. And the OAuth apps in your tenant were consented to one at a time — by end users, by power users, by delegated roles. Nobody has reviewed the permissions they hold, because nobody has the list.
Reporting a data leak afterwards is not protection. The control has to sit in the session itself.
ACTIVITIES IN DETAIL
DELIVERABLES
App Connectors: Microsoft 365 and the prioritized SaaS apps, verified against the first scan
OAuth Governance: Inventory rated by privilege and usage, remediated, then running policies
App Control: Conditional Access App Control per critical app, plus the Edge for Business decision
Session Policies: Downloads blocked to unmanaged devices, uploads inspected, malware blocked
Alert Routing: Per policy, with IP ranges and the automatic governance actions
Validation: Every policy proven from a real user view, then audit switched to enforcement
End-User Communication: What changes, what a block message means, and where to escalate
Next steps after Defender for Cloud Apps
A cleanly configured tenant is the foundation. These blueprints build directly on it
