Feature Requests

It would be extremely useful to see who performed changes in the tenant rather than just seeing what changes occurred. When clicking on Changes within the Microsoft 365 Inspector, it will show which user performed the changes.

Not detecting all Configuration Profiles - only Autopilot related ones. Not seeing Settings Catalog or other configuration profiles. Add the missing Intune configuration profiles.

It's imperative to see M365 Org Settings easily for all tenants from a Cyber Security perspective. Here are some setting I would like to see: Admin>Settings>Org Settings>Services> 'Allow Guest Access in Teams' (See attachment) Admin>Settings>Org Settings>Security & Privacy> 'Idle Session Timeout' Sharepoint 'External Sharing' Email 'Legacy Protocols' See if it's enabled or disabled. Microsoft Entra>Protection>Authentication Methods>Password Protection - Pull settings such as Lockout Threshold, duration.

There exists an 365 api call to extract these settings from 365, if you could extract these settings well that be great for the users. Api call : https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/graph/api/resources/defaultuserrolepermissions?view=graph-rest-1.0

Point-in-time review of transport rules allows for quick remediation of issues caused by malicious outsiders, as well as a way to address missteps by support personnel.

The M365 Last Sign-In value is misleading in that one would think that it means the date of the last successful login, when in fact it's the date of the last sign in attempt. Ideally, the value shown is the date of the last successful sign in. Barring that (or in the interim while the ideal solution is sought) changing the label to Last Sign-In Attempt would convey the accurate meaning of that value.

Discovered inspectors can be archived, but I am unable to archive active inspectors. Archiving inspectors seems to be the correct approach when you no longer need an inspector to run but want to retain the historical data. I am able to disable an inspector, but this seems like it would be more appropriate for inspectors who are failing due to an internal IT issue that is scheduled to be addressed or in progress.

Having the ability to monitor both external collaboration being enabled and when allowed domains change, would be incredibly useful. This data is present in Graph API and should be relatively easy to add and parse. There is a setting as well regarding whether any users can invite external users to collaborate in the tenant. I would just want the data to be visible in the dataprint so I can create an metric for it, or if there was some metrics created that would be amazing

Hello, we would like to be able to better manage users based on their activity, and one of the features that we would like to see implemented is the ability to see when that user last logged in. In the past I have used the Graph API to be able to generate some reports with this information, but that solution would require me to manually go into each tenant and register an app on their AAD tenant and the output was not visually pleasing as it was essentially a raw data dump without any major organization. I would like to see this information implemented as a separate column in any of the Microsoft inspectors that can display a list of users.

Microsoft includes the minimum license requirement for each SecureScore Control in their web interface tables. Can that be pulled via API and added to the SecureScore Controls (Each control should have the license required) Add it. :)