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Agency-reported issue: MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 displays warning for Microsoft apps #1495

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mitchelbaker-cisa opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #1601
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Agency-reported issue: MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 displays warning for Microsoft apps #1495

mitchelbaker-cisa opened this issue Jan 6, 2025 · 2 comments · May be fixed by #1601
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mitchelbaker-cisa commented Jan 6, 2025

🐛 Summary

MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 states the following, "Agencies SHOULD only allow installation of Microsoft apps approved by the agency."

We received a public report that M365-Teams-App-Permission and M365-Teams-ThirdParty-App-Permission may be incorrect in the report output. Determine if the Rego for this policy needs to be tweaked.

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Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Recommend going into the respective admin console for Teams to see how we can best replicate this scenario. MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 implementation instructions.

Expected behavior

  • MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 should report specifically on Microsoft applications
  • MS.TEAMS.5.2v1 should report specifically on third-party applications
  • MS.TEAMS.5.3v1 should report specifically on custom applications
@mitchelbaker-cisa mitchelbaker-cisa changed the title Agency-reported issue: MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 displays warning on Microsoft apps Agency-reported issue: MS.TEAMS.5.1v1 displays warning for Microsoft apps Jan 6, 2025
@schrolla schrolla added this to the Marlin milestone Jan 6, 2025
@schrolla schrolla added the bug This issue or pull request addresses broken functionality label Jan 6, 2025
@nanda-katikaneni nanda-katikaneni self-assigned this Feb 10, 2025
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@nanda-katikaneni First let's speak with the agency POC to determine if the policy can be configured correctly on their end. Based on their screenshot M365-Teams-App-Permission seems like a Microsoft-specific policy, whereas M365-Teams-ThirdParty-App-Permission is applicable to third-party applications. This may simply be a misconfiguration on the agency's part and may not require code changes. If true then we can close as not implemented.

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Emailed the agency POC and waiting for the response (02/13).

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