Continuous Access Evaluation
Doc updateThe Continuous Access Evaluation documentation no longer includes the note that SharePoint Online doesn't support user risk events.
Daily.Entra.NewsThe period centers on new and updated guidance for Microsoft Entra Private Access traffic-forwarding profiles. The material covers profile creation, assignments, priority, prerequisites, and deletion, while a separate Continuous Access Evaluation edit removes a note about SharePoint Online and user risk events. A Netskope provisioning tutorial received a screenshot and alternative-text refresh.
A new Microsoft Learn procedure explains how to create up to 10 custom Private Access profiles, configure application acquisition rules, assign users and devices, and set profile priority.
The updated management article describes default and custom profiles, profile settings, assignments, prerequisites, and a preview limit of 10 custom profiles. It also names the Application Administrator and Conditional Access Administrator roles and applicable licensing.
Updated guidance covers assigning profiles to users, groups, devices, and device platforms. User or device conditions and platform conditions are evaluated together, with the highest-priority applicable profile selected.
The new procedure says Global Secure Access Administrators can delete custom Private Access profiles, while default profiles cannot be deleted. Deleted custom profiles cannot be restored and no longer apply to assigned users or devices.
The article no longer includes the note that SharePoint Online doesn't support user risk events. Administrators reviewing documented Continuous Access Evaluation support should use the updated article.
This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.
The Continuous Access Evaluation documentation no longer includes the note that SharePoint Online doesn't support user risk events.
The tutorial now uses a new screenshot and updated alternative text for the Netskope User Authentication results list.
Documentation now describes default and custom profiles, including profile settings, assignments, prerequisites, and a preview limit of 10 custom profiles.
The documentation explains how to create up to 10 custom profiles, configure application acquisition rules, assign users and devices, and set profile priority.
The documentation explains how Global Secure Access Administrators can delete custom Private Access traffic forwarding profiles. Default profiles cannot be deleted, and deleted custom profiles cannot be restored.
Global Secure Access now documents a default Private Access profile plus up to 10 custom profiles during preview. Profiles can target users, groups, devices, and device platforms, with priority determining which applicable profile the client uses.
The article now documents assigning users, groups, devices, and device platforms to traffic forwarding profiles, including custom Private Access profiles. It also explains that user/device and platform conditions are evaluated together and that the highest-priority applicable profile is used.