Introduction

SphereShield requires you to register an app in Azure AD

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The registration process is done here

App Options

There are 3 different types of Standard App

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Below are the permissions needed for each App

Compliance and Channel management Permissions

This app would like to:

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Sign in and read user profile

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Read and write tabs in any team in Microsoft Teams, without a signed-in user. This does not give access to the content inside the tabs.

Sign in And Groups Permissions

This app would like to:

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Sign in and read user profile

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Accepting these permissions means that you allow this app to use your data as specified in their terms of service and privacy statement. You can change these permissions at https://myapps.microsoft.com . Show details

Sign in and eDiscovery Permissions

This app would like to:

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Sign in and read user profile

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Accepting these permissions means that you allow this app to use your data as specified in their terms of service and privacy statement. You can change these permissions at https://myapps.microsoft.com . Show details

Permissions for chat and file control only

If all that is required is to enforce Ethical Wall and DLP policies on chat and files we can create a custom app with limited permissions.

For chat & file control we will only need the flowing permissions (and a separate app will be step up like this):

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Permissions for file control only

If all that is required is to enforce Ethical Wall and DLP policies on files we can create a custom app with limited permissions.

For file control we will only need the flowing permissions (and a separate app will be step up like this):

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Option for Private Customer App

In the event that a customer is unhappy with the permissions above, AGAT offers an option for the customer to create the SphereShield app in their own tenant. This means that AGAT won’t have any permissions to the customer tenant, but the customer will be the owner of the app with the permissions required.

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