Technical Tip: Create a SharePoint online connector to work with FortiData

1. Log in to the Office 365 site and navigate to the Azure Portal Home.
   
   
2. Search for app registrations. Choose App registration:

3. Create a New Registration.

4. Add a Name and supported Account Type. Choose the tenant or tenants to register. Select Create. A summary of the application will be shown.

5. Copy the Application (client) ID and copy the Directory (tenant) ID. Then add a Client Credential.

6. Create a Client Secret and set the expiration date:

7. Return to App Registrations. Choose All Applications. Choose the recently created SharePointOnline App.

8. Go to Manage -> API Permissions (inside SharepointOnline App created).

Choose the Microsoft Graph and add the following permissions in Application Mode.

• Application.Read.All
• AuditLog.Read.All Application
• Directory.Read.All Application
• Files.ReadWrite.All Application
• Group.Read.All Application.
• GroupMember.Read.All Application
• Organization.Read.All Application
• People.Read.All Application
• Reports.Read.All Application
• Sites.FullControl.All Application
• Sites.Manage.All Application
• Sites.ReadWrite.All Application
• User.Read.All Application

9. Additionally, select Add permission and add Office 365 Management APIs as Application Mode.

• ActivityFeed.Read Application.

10. Grant Admin Consent to All permissions.

Check the following image for all permissions:

11. Now, go to FortiData -> Storages, and add a storage. Add the following credentials:

• TenantID = Tenant Directory ID
• Client ID = Application Tenant ID
• Client Secret = Value of Secret ID

Test the connection.

12. Now, create a Discovery Scan and choose the SharePoint Online Storage.