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HealthMonitoringAlert.Read.All

Allows the app to read all scenario health monitoring alerts

Merill's Note

For an app to access data in Microsoft Graph, the user or administrator must grant it the permissions it needs. This article lists all the Microsoft Graph APIs and your tenant data that can be accessed by the application (vendor/developer) if you consent to the HealthMonitoringAlert.Read.All permission.

If you need to create an audit report of the permissions granted to all the apps in your tenant, you can run the Export-MsIdAppConsentGrantReport command. See How To: Run a quick OAuth app audit of your tenant

Category Application Delegated
Identifier 5183ed5d-b7f8-4e9a-915e-dafb46b9cb62 74b4ff32-4917-4536-a66d-38a4861e6220
DisplayText Read all scenario health monitoring alert Read all scenario health monitoring alerts
Description Allows the app to read all scenario health monitoring alerts, without a signed-in user. Allows the app to read all scenario health monitoring alerts
AdminConsentRequired Yes Yes

Graph Methods

Resources

Granting this permission allows the calling application to access (and/or update) the following information in your tenant.

Graph reference: alert

Property Type Description
alertType microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.alertType Indicates which type of scenario an alert is associated with. The possible values are: unknown, mfaSignInFailure, managedDeviceSignInFailure, compliantDeviceSignInFailure, unknownFutureValue. Supports $filter (eq).
category microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.category The classification that groups the scenario. The possible values are: unknown, authentication, unknownFutureValue.
createdDateTime DateTimeOffset The time when Microsoft Entra Health monitoring generated the alert. Supports $orderby.
documentation microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.documentation A key-value pair that contains the name of and link to the documentation to aid in investigation of the alert.
enrichment microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.enrichment Investigative information on the alert. This information typically includes counts of impacted objects, which include directory objects such as users, groups, and devices, and a pointer to supporting data.
id String The unique GUID identifier of this alert in the associated tenant. Inherited from microsoft.graph.entity.
scenario microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.scenario The area being monitored on the system that is emitting the source signals. The possible values are: unknown, mfa, devices, unknownFutureValue.
signals microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.signals The collection of signals that were used in the generation of the alert. These signals are sourced from serviceActivity APIs and are added to the alert as key-value pairs.
state microsoft.graph.healthMonitoring.alertState The current lifecycle state of the alert. The possible values are: active, resolved, unknownFutureValue.