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Cloud Based Proactive Response Example Playbook

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Important

When configuring playbooks for Proactive Response, the playbook name must match the trigger name and follow the Proactive Response Naming Convention.

Azure AD Disable and Enable User Playbook Configurations

  1. Configure a Microsoft Graph API automation connection. For more information about adding a new connection, see Create a New Connection.

Microsoft Graph API Connection

Microsoft Graph API Connection

Note

Each connector has built-in documentation that outlines the requirements for the connector type. Select Documentation from a connector or configured connection in XDR to open this in a new tab.

  1. Configure an Azure AD Disable User playbook for the Disable User action using the trigger parameters shown below. For more information about adding a new playbook, see Create a New Playbook.

Note

Playbooks leveraging User type context do not have actions listed in the dropdown—they must be executed manually.

Note

Each playbook has built-in documentation that walks through the steps to create a new playbook. Select Documentation from a playbook template or configured playbook in XDR to open this in a new tab and follow the guidance there.

  1. Configure an Azure AD Enable User playbook for the Enable User action using the trigger parameters shown below. For more information about adding a new playbook, see Create a New Playbook.

Note

Playbooks leveraging User type context do not have actions listed in the dropdown, they must be executed manually.

Note

Each playbook has built-in documentation that walks through the steps to create a new playbook. Select Documentation from a playbook template or configured playbook in XDR to open this in a new tab and follow the guidance there.

 

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