Feature Requests

Currently, the Internet Domain/DNS inspector does not gather SOA records. This would have been helpful in determining upon what revision was active for a given zone file. I would assume that all of the SOA's returned values, also assuming Liongard is using DIG (dig +multi <domain> soa) or similar tool:Zone TTL, Serial, Refresh, Retry, Expire, Minimum

This would give more insight into our clients and their permissions. This would greatly benefit our ability to give them VPN access to the their networks.

After watching this video ( https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yeIXAIdZz2o ) about a potential consent-based phishing attack on 365 tenants, we'd like to confirm through the Liongard Azure AD inspector that our customers' tenants have a sensible default setting for Azure AD > Enterprise applications > Consent and permissions > User consent settings as per the screenshot below. I wasn't however able to locate it in the dataprint for the inspector. Would there be a way to add this value so we can alert on it?

Many of our procedures write to custom fields for the agents.It would be helpful to create metrics to audit these fields.

Fortinet Fortigate Inspector has a data print for Users, but only shows the API account instead of the list of 'User Definitions' / 'Administrators'The API account shows up under System>Administrators, but no other Administrators item appears.It would be good to have this updated to reflect proper users/admins/user profiles

We need to be able to view the DKIM signing config status (enabled true/false, and preferably the selector names) for each domain. I know this is do-able for delegated orgs using the Exchange Online Powershell module (Get-DkimSigningConfig), but I don't see anything in the Graph API that returns this.

For example, if the VM was located on an SMB share on a SCSI/IDE Controller, was the patch to the share/file name….Is this possible, or too deep a level?

It would be a good idea to monitor Azure Backups and alert if they have had problems or not occurred in a certain amount of time.

We would like to request an upgrade to the fortinet inspector to add the following dataset.Managed fortiswitches, so that we can monitor all the switches connected to the fortigate. The same you already did for the forti-APS (Wifi)This would greatly improve the change monitoring and documentation value of LG.

Would be nice if we could collect bitlocker recovery keys automatically instead of manually recording them for all computers.