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# Microsoft 365 (ITDR)

To configure the O365 adapter you will need to complete a few steps within the Azure portal.   

### <mark style="color:$primary;">Step 1: Make a New App Registration</mark>

Go to [https://portal.azure.com](https://portal.azure.com/)   &#x20;

Search for “App registration”  and click “New registration”  

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Give the app the name “CybaVerse - LimaCharlie” and click “Register”  

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### <mark style="color:$primary;">Step 2: Add API Permissions</mark>

Click on “API permission” ,  then “Add a permission” and then on “office 365 management API” &#x20;

Give the app the permissions in the red box, which are: &#x20;

* ActivityFeed.Read - Application &#x20;
* ActivityFeed.ReadDlp - Application. 

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Click on Grant admin consent .  &#x20;

Click on: Certificates & secret > New client secret > Add a description, for example, ‘CybaVerse User management’ > expiration 24 months > add  &#x20;

### <mark style="color:$primary;">Step 3: Share Relevant Information with CybaVerse</mark>

Please share the following with CybaVerse &#x20;

* Your email domain (e.g @cybaverse.co.uk) &#x20;
* Tenant ID &#x20;
* Object ID &#x20;
* Client ID  <br>

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* Secret value


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