Overview

LibraCyber ESG Threat Remediation features fully support Microsoft Office 365. Office 365 relies on Azure Active Directory as a directory service. Each Office 365 tenant corresponds to an Azure AD tenant where its user information is being stored. This guide will cover the steps needed to grant your LibraCyber ESG permissions on your Office 365 tenant. No changes are made to the Office 365 tenant itself by LibraCyber ESG.

Configure Office 365 connection

• First thing is to grant the correct permissions, see: Microsoft Azure AD Libraesva App registration
• Now navigate to your LibraCyber ESG and select Admin Area> Integrations > Microsoft 365 
• Click [+] New
• Insert your tenant name in the Office 365 tenant field (This is the tenant name of your office 365, if your admin account is admin@testcompany.onmicrosoft.com, your tenant will more likely just be testcompany.onmicrosoft.com)
• Select the Domain you want to bind this configuration to or leave All Domains
• Give a friendly description of the new connection
• Insert the Application ID you copied before
• Insert the password you copied above in the App Client ID field
• Click Save.

• Test your Configuration by clicking the > icon next to the entry.

Configure Threat Remediation Connector

Now select Admin Area > Integrations > Threat Remediation Connector

• Click [+] New
• Select your Office 365 domain from the dropdown Domain list
• Give a friendly description to the connector
• Select Office 365 as the Mail Server version
• Enter the username: This will be you Azure AD username

• Select the connector you created above from the dropdown list
• Specify the preferred Delete Mode
• Soft Delete – Recalled messages will be deleted but still available for recovery in the Recoverable Items folder
• Hard Delete – Recalled messages will be permanently deleted
• Move to Recycle Bin – Recalled messages will be moved to the user recycle bin
• Click Save

• Test your Connector by clicking the > icon next to the entry.