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Unauthorised Apps are Connected to Your Microsoft 365 Tenant—Find and Fix Them

Published by CoreView

For healthcare organisations, developing custom apps that connect with Microsoft 365 (e.g. PMS and Outlook) makes serving your patients easier.

Yet, these connected apps can pose critical security (and compliance) risks to your Microsoft 365 environment. Custom apps, developed in-house, often request broad privileges, undergo fewer controls, and get approved through a less rigorous process.

Cyberattackers can exploit apps with elevated permissions to gain entry into your environment, allowing them to read and expose sensitive PII and PHI data.

Find (and fix) overly permissioned apps with CoreView’s Entra Security Scanner.

The free tool from Microsoft MVP in Security, Vasil Michev, generates:

  • An audit of all your apps (custom and third-party) connected to Microsoft 365, so you can identify those with unnecessarily broad or risky permissions
  • An analysis of how these apps manage credentials, identifying those that are expired or non-compliant
  • Actionable, tailored advice to mitigate these risks, comply with HIPAA, and follow security best practices

Don’t risk unauthorised access to your sensitive financial data. Download the free tool today.

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