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Managed policies may enable after 30 days, with high-risk remediation scope clarified

This quiet Entra ID period contains one material change to Managed Policies guidance and one reference-data correction. The Managed Policies update shortens the documented Report-only review period from 45 to at least 30 days and adds security-group scope information for high-risk remediation. The SLA update is documentation-only; it does not indicate a product or service change.

  • The Entra ID Managed Policies page now says Microsoft may enable a managed policy at least 30 days after introduction when it remains in Report-only, replacing the previously documented 45-day period. It also documents creation of a security group with the high-risk remediation policy.

  • The Entra ID SLA Performance table now includes an additional 99.999% value in the July row. The source explicitly indicates that this is a reference update, not a product change.

This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.

2 updates

1

Managed Policies

Updated

The documentation now says Microsoft may enable managed policies at least 30 days after introduction when they remain in Report-only, instead of 45 days. It also documents that a security group is created with the high-risk remediation policy.

1

Sla Performance

Updated

The July row now includes an additional 99.999% value in the performance table; no product change is indicated.

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