Assign App Owners
Doc updateThe documentation now compares application owners with application administrators, stating that owners can manage only the enterprise applications they own and have equivalent permissions within that application scope.
Daily.Entra.NewsThe period's clearest administrator-relevant update concerns Global Secure Access web filtering: V2 selects the first applicable profile containing a V2 policy, individual rules do not support user or group targeting, and enforcement may differ from V1 during migration. ID Governance guidance also expands delegation coverage to multi-resource access reviews, while Entra ID clarifies the scope of application-owner permissions.
Updated web-filtering guidance says V2 selects the first applicable profile containing a V2 policy. It also states that individual rules do not support user or group targeting and that enforcement may differ from V1 during migration.
The updated preview guidance covers delegating multi-resource access reviews in addition to access package approvals. Administrators can control delegation to a manager, specific groups, or any directory user, apply delegate-selection restrictions, set maximum delegation duration, and require expiration dates. Single-resource access reviews are not included.
The Assign App Owners guidance now compares application owners with application administrators, stating that owners can manage only the enterprise applications they own and have equivalent permissions within that application's scope.
The migration guide now presents the V1-to-V2 procedure and migration options as numbered steps, making the sequence clearer to follow. No administrator action is required.
This period briefing was generated by AI from the tracked Microsoft Learn and Message Center changes.
The documentation now compares application owners with application administrators, stating that owners can manage only the enterprise applications they own and have equivalent permissions within that application scope.
The documentation now covers delegating multi-resource access reviews in addition to access package approvals. It also documents restrictions for delegate selection and maximum delegation duration.
The documentation now explains that V2 selects the first applicable profile containing a V2 policy, does not support user or group targeting on individual rules, and may produce different enforcement from V1 during migration.
The guide now presents the V1-to-V2 migration procedure and migration options as numbered steps.