Third-party applications
Users can access third-party applications such as plug-ins, add-ons, and extensions, which can pose security risks to the protected cloud application.
The Third-party applications tab shows the name of the third-party application, the protected application through which it was connected, the number of protected users connected to the third-party application, and a BLOCK or ALLOW action:
If Coro is unable to access third party applications for a connected cloud application, the Third-party applications tab displays a banner. For example:
For information on granting permissions for your cloud application, see Introducing cloud security.
Filter the list using the following options:
Cloud apps: Show third-party applications only for selected connected cloud applications.
Status: Filters third-party applications by status (blocked/allowed)
Use Search to locate a named application.
To reset the filters and Search, select Clear all.
Blocking a third-party application
To configure third-party application permissions for a connected cloud application:
From the sidebar, select Control Panel:
Select Cloud Security:
Select Third-party applications:
Coro displays the third-party applications connected to your cloud applications.
Locate the third-party application, and then select the adjacent BLOCK:
Coro displays a confirmation dialog. Select YES, BLOCK:
The third-party application is now blocked.
Allowing a third-party application
To configure third-party application permissions for a connected cloud application:
From the sidebar, select Control Panel:
Select Cloud Security:
Select Third-party applications:
Coro displays the third-party applications connected to your cloud applications.
Locate the third-party application, and then select the adjacent ALLOW:
The third-party application is now allowed.
Connectivity warnings
If any previously connected cloud applications have connectivity issues, Coro displays a warning banner at the top of the page:
Select Review to see the list of issues, each with a brief description and a link to the console page where you can resolve it.
Detection is disabled for cloud applications in the following connectivity states:
Connected (Additional setup required): For example, Microsoft 365 is connected, but some required permissions may be missing, or audit log recording is disabled.
Incomplete: For example, Microsoft 365 setup was started, but a step in the connection dialog was skipped.
Disconnected: For example, Microsoft 365 permissions were removed after the application was connected.
Coro does not display third-party applications from affected cloud applications until any issues are resolved.