Is there any guidance for integrating my SIEM (security information and event management system with) Microsoft Graph to connect my security alerts with other Microsoft Graph entities?
Microsoft Graph integration docs are located here. Currently there is no documentation out there about security or SIEMs, but I believe there will be something announced eminently.
I've published a cross-platform solution into GitHub (https://github.com/tamhinsf/AzureMonitor4Siem) that includes instructions and a script to automate the setup of the Azure Monitor -> Event Hub data pipeline, and a cross-platform .NET Core-based application that connects to Event Hub to download the Azure activities sent to it.
You can use it as a simple solution to perform a file-based integration with a SIEM of your choice.
Additionally, it's another path to validate Graph Security driven alerts into the Monitor -> Event Hub pipeline.
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There is a graph Web API for accessing Permission Groups in Devops Online. The Azure CLI also provides an interface for this same functionality. The Graph API and Azure CLI are not available for Azure Devops 2020 Server. I am having trouble finding the corresponding interface for Azure Devops Server. Does anyone know if there is an interface and if so can you point in the right direction?
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The goal is change so that the user mailbox only accepts messages from certain senders?
This can be done using PowerShell or the Exchange web interface.
Can this be done using Microsoft Graph API?
This isn't supported via Microsoft Graph.
Purely administrative functionality like this is often only accessible via a portal or PowerShell. If you're looking to build a custom front-end for this functionality, you may be able to leverage System.Management.Automation and execute the PowerShell script from C#.
I am creating iOS application that needs to interact with RESTful API (which will be going to make).
The problem is I have no knowledge in the realm and would like to ask for some helps. (I tried to learn this for few days but as I study more, I get so confused...)
My company has a server that is running with Windows. What is the process of deploying APIs there and use it as data storage as well.
My company has Microsoft 365 license so that I have access to SharePoint. I've read there is SharePoint APIs, so it will be nice to integrate with my app. But more I study about it, I've observed AzureAD. Is it something that I must to have in order to utilize MS SharePoint APIs?
I know it is very broad question but I really appreciate for anyone who provides with helps. Thank you
Yes you will need Azure AD to interact with the sharepoint api, using the oAuth authentication by registering the app into the Azure AD and giving the Sharepoint Management online permissions that are required for you to do the operations that you want.
i am actually analyzing JIRA for my company regarding the functionalities and the different APIs. At the Atlassian Homepage i found two official provided APIs (JAVA API or JIRA REST API).
My further intentions are to program an interface between my stand-alone application and JIRA. The idea is for instance to control the user-management (add, delete, modify user, etc.), project-management (create project, delete, etc.) and other things from this application. Therefore i need a way to interact with JIRA.
Normally i would avoid the REST API and prefer the JAVA API, because other interfaces are even managed by the JAVA API, but i can't find any examples for connecting, adding or modifying workItems in JIRA. I have just found the java api documentation.
https://developer.atlassian.com/jiradev/jira-apis/java-api-policy-for-jira
Would you suggest only the JAVA REST API or are there any good examples for the JAVA API?
Thanks a lot!
It really depends on what you are trying to achieve. The Java API is mostly used to build Jira plugins, while the REST API is used when you want to integrate external applications.
In your case the normal choice would be the REST API.
From what I understand, Intuit is no longer allowing proprietary integrations with QuickBooks Desktop editions through the Sync Manager and only allowing apps that are put into the marketplace. Is this really the case? If so, is there a timeline for when they will start allowing this? Also, it seems that the supported objects for desktop editions is way behind those supported for the online edition. Will these be available any time soon (I.e. reports such as balance sheet, profit/loss, budget, etc.)?
I ask because we have been using the web connector for a couple of years now and it is not built for the type of use we need. To be specific, we are a franchising company that has a hosted QB solution for each of our franchises. We then pull data and pass jobs to and from our proprietary POS application through the web connector. We run into all sorts of problems with multiple web connectors being open on the same system trying to connect to different files and a host of other issues. Because of this, we are hoping that a more reliable integration can be developed through the Sync Manager.
From what I understand, Intuit is no longer allowing proprietary integrations with QuickBooks Desktop editions through the Sync Manager and only allowing apps that are put into the marketplace. Is this really the case?
Correct. QBD integration with SM and V3/V2 REST endpoints are not supported.
Apps.com is the mainly the SaaS marketplace ( mainly focused on QBO).
No new integration using QBD V3 can be created.
Also, it seems that the supported objects for desktop editions is way behind those supported for the online edition. Will these be available any time soon (i.e. reports such as balance sheet, profit/loss, budget, etc.)?
V3 QBD APIs are already marked as deprecated. There will not be any development on this.
Ref - https://developer.intuit.com/docs/0025_quickbooksapi/0058_faq#Does_QuickBooks_API_support_QuickBooks_Desktop_and_QuickBooks_Online.3F
Please refer the following thread on similar topic.
Integrating with QB Desktop products
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