Posture check · Workload and agent identity
App disabled by Microsoft still holds permissions (T1199, T1550.001)
Microsoft disabled this app for violating its services agreement, which happens after suspicious, abusive or malicious activity. Its service principal still holds app role assignments or consent grants.
Why it matters
The disable records something the app already did. Its permissions and consent stay in place until someone removes them.
How GraphnAI finds it
It runs after every sync, on each connected domain or tenant on its own. It applies to Microsoft Entra ID.
It reads:
- The directory attributes
servicePrincipalType,appOwnerClass,appOwnerOrganizationId,verifiedPublisheranddisabledByMicrosoftStatus - 4 more GraphnAI analyses
Tiered Fidelity™ level: Theoretical
Every finding from this check carries the Theoretical level.
- TheoreticalThis checkConfigured in the directory. Nothing else checked.
- ConstrainedA constraint on it has been checked.
- ValidatedTelemetry has seen it in use.
Why there's no automatic fix
GraphnAI can't remove an app's consent grants or disable its service principal yet. Do both in Microsoft Entra once you know what the app did.
How to fix it
Microsoft disabled this app because it violated Microsoft's services agreement, which happens after suspicious, abusive or malicious activity. Find out what the app did in your tenant, then remove its permissions and consent grants and disable or delete its service principal.
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