How to Integrate Azure With TLMS ?
STEPS TO INTEGRATE AZURE WITH TLMS :
1. To
begin, access the Azure Portal using your Azure account by visiting the URL: https://portal.azure.com.
2. Next,
proceed to "Azure Active Directory"
or utilize the search bar to locate "App
registrations".
3. Click
on the "New registration" option
to register a new app.
4. Provide
a suitable name for the app and choose "multi-tenant"
as the account type. Additionally, specify the Redirect URL for user
authentication. As shown in the below steps:
5. Once
you have named the app, you will be prompted to determine the user group or
access permissions for this application or API.
6. After
configuring the API access for the application, proceed to fill in the Redirect
URI section with the URL: https://admin.tlms.threatcop.com/
7. To
complete the registration process, click on the "Register" tab
located at the bottom left corner of the page.
8. Following
a successful registration, navigate to the overview section and locate the "Redirect URI's" link.
9. Scroll
down to the section that says “Single-page
application” and paste the following URL https://admin.tlms.threatcop.com/department/list as shown.
10. 1. Save the changes after adding the redirect URL's to the application.
11. After
registration, navigate to the API Permissions Section on the sidebar menu on
the dashboard.
12. On
the API Permissions page, proceed to select the "Add Permissions"
option.
13. Following
the previous step, a pop-up window will appear, resembling the screenshot
below. From the "Microsoft APIs" section, choose "Microsoft
Graph."
14. Post
this you need to select the “Delegated Permissions” as shown below.
15. Within the "Select Permissions" section, utilize the search bar to look for "Group.Read.All".
16. Once the "Group Read All Permission" is displayed in the search results, please proceed to select it.
17. After
the above step, navigate to the overview section.
18. After
setting up the permissions, navigate to the overview section.
20. Click
on the settings icon.
21. Scroll
down to the Azure Credentials field and fill in the previously copied client
ID.
22. If
you prefer to import a specific group of users rather than importing all
members from Azure AD, please click the checkbox labeled "Group ID"
and input the Group ID associated with the group you've created on the Azure
Portal. (Optional Step)
23. Click
on update azure to save the changes.
24. Go
to the users and department section
and click on departments option.
25. Click
on the Import with Azure option on
the top of the screen.
26. A
pop-up will appear, prompting you to Sign Up using Azure. Provide the necessary
admin account credentials.
27. Upon
successful Sign Up, a user list named "azure-directory-users" will be
automatically generated on the dashboard.
This is how you can configure the Azure with TLMS.
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