block Service Identity Service access to Office 365 applications.

Question

Hi,

I need to block Service Identity Service access to Office 365 applications, y but i cant find where i have to do this task at Azure AD or Microsoft Office 365 Administration.

thanks in advice.

Answer 1

Hello Jokin De Julian

To block Service Identity Service access to Office 365 applications, you can configure the necessary settings in Azure AD. Here's how you can accomplish this:

Sign in to the Azure portal (portal.azure.com) using your Azure AD administrator account.

In the Azure portal, navigate to the Azure Active Directory service.

Under the Azure Active Directory section, select "App registrations" or "Enterprise applications" depending on your Azure AD configuration.

Search for the Service Identity Service application you want to block. You can use the search bar or browse through the list of registered applications.

Click on the Service Identity Service application to open its details.

In the application's overview page, navigate to the "Authentication" or "Properties" section.

Look for the "Authorized client applications" or similar settings. This is where you can define the access permissions for the application.

To block access to Office 365 applications, remove or disable the relevant permissions or API access that the Service Identity Service application has been granted. This will prevent the application from accessing Office 365 resources.

Note: The exact steps and terminology may vary slightly depending on your Azure AD configuration and the version of the Azure portal you are using. However, the general process remains the same.

It's important to note that blocking access to Office 365 applications for a specific service or application should be done carefully, as it can impact the functionality or integration of other services. Before making any changes, thoroughly understand the implications and ensure that you have a backup plan or alternative solutions in place.

If you have further questions or encounter any issues during the configuration process, it's recommended to consult with your organization's Azure AD administrator or contact Microsoft support for guidance specific to your environment.

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