Set up Microsoft Azure for the MS TVM integration

Set up your account in the Microsoft Azure portal to access the Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management API remotely. You need this account so that you can access the Microsoft Defender Vulnerability Management tenant to gather information for machines, vulnerabilities, and security recommendations.

Before you begin

Role required: Microsoft Azure portal administrator.

About this task

Complete the following setup tasks in your Microsoft Azure portal before you install the ServiceNow® application for this integration.

To verify that you have access to the most current content, see the Microsoft doc website. If you haven't created an application ID for OAuth 2.0 authentication in the Microsoft Azure portal, follow the steps in this procedure.

Procedure

1. Log in to the Microsoft Azure portal by using your Azure portal administrator credentials.
2. In the left navigation panel on the Home pane, click Azure Active Directory.
3. In the Overview pane, click App Registrations (Preview).
4. In the App registrations (Preview) pane, click New Registration.
   The Register an application form is displayed.
5. On the form, fill in the fields.

   Table 1. Register an application form

   Field	Description
   Name	Name for the application. In this example, ServiceNow MS TVM Integration is entered.
   Supported account types	For this account, in Supported account types, click Accounts in this organizational directory only (ServiceNow only - Single tenant).
   Redirect URL (optional)	If you enter a value for this field, it is not used by the integration.

6. Click Register.
   The Application (client) ID and Directory (tenant) ID are created. Enter these values on the configuration page in the Client ID and Tenant ID fields during the configuration step in the ServiceNow VR-TVM integration Setup Assistant. This step was described in Install and configure the Vulnerability Response Integration with the MS TVM application using Setup Assistant.
7. When you see the Application (client) ID displayed in the ServiceNow MS TVM Integration pane, click View API Permissions.
8. Navigate to Request API permissions > APIs my organization uses, and then click Windows Defender ATP.
9. In the ServiceNow MS TVM Integration - API permissions pane, click Add a Permission.
10. Provide read access to machines, vulnerabilities, and security recommendations.
11. Click Grant Admin Consent for <your organization name>.
    Note:

    To authenticate as an application from a ServiceNow instance, do the following actions:

    1. Navigate to Servicenow MS TVM Integration > Certificates & Secrets, and then click New Client secret.
    2. On the form, fill in the fields.

       Table 2. Client secrets form

       Field	Description
       Description	Name of the application.
       Expires	Date of expiry.

    3. Click Add.

       The Value field is populated with the new client secret, which is your new password.

       Note:

       You will need this password when you are configuring the integration in your ServiceNow AI Platform instance. For more information, see Install and configure the Vulnerability Response Integration with the MS TVM application using Setup Assistant.
    4. Save this password in a secure location. After you leave this page, this password is not available.

       You have successfully created an application ID for authentication in the Microsoft Azure portal.

What to do next

You are ready to set up your ServiceNow AI Platform® instance for the integration.