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Student Lab Manual MS101.1x: Microsoft 365 Security Management

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The lab manual covers configuring security policies and installing the ATA Center in a Microsoft 365 environment.

The three exercises are: 1) Setting up the lab environment, 2) Editing ATP Safe Links and Safe Attachment policies, and 3) Enabling and installing the ATA Center.

The steps are: 1) Sign in to the Microsoft evaluation center website, 2) Download and open the ATA ISO file, 3) Run the ATA Center Setup, and 4) Fill out the registration form.

Student Lab Manual

MS101.1x: Microsoft 365 Security


Management

Lab Scenario
You are the system administrator for Adatum Corporation, and you have Microsoft 365 deployed in a
virtualized lab environment. In this lab, you will edit an ATP Safe Links policy, create a Safe Attachment
policy, and enable and install the ATA Center.

There are three lab exercises in this course. For a successful outcome to each lab, the exercises and their
corresponding tasks must be completed in order. The three exercises include:

- Exercise 1: Setting up your lab environment


▪ Task 1 – Obtain your Office 365 credentials
▪ Task 2 - Create a Microsoft 365 tenant account
▪ Task 3 – Create a user account

- Exercise 2: Editing an ATP Safe Links policy and create a Safe


Attachment policy
▪ Task 1 – Edit an ATP Safe Links policy
▪ Task 2 - Create a Safe Attachment policy and turn on ATP for SharePoint,
OneDrive, and Microsoft Teams

- Exercise 3: Enabling and installing the ATA Center


▪ Task 1 – Enable trial subscriptions for the ATA Center
▪ Task 2 – Install an ATA Center on your Domain Controller

Lab Design
Getting a lab for the lab exercises
The lab exercises in this course require you to log on to the Microsoft Labs Online environment to do
the lab steps in a virtual environment.

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WARNING – Be prepared for UI changes
Given the dynamic nature of Microsoft cloud tools, you may experience user interface (UI) changes that
were made following the development of this training content that do not match up with lab
instructions presented in this lab manual.

The Microsoft Learning team will update this training course as soon as any such changes are brought to
our attention. However, given the dynamic nature of cloud updates, you may run into UI changes before
this training content is updated. If this occurs, you will have to adapt to the changes and work through
them in the labs as needed.

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Exercise 1: Setting up your lab environment
This lab deploys several desktops; therefore, you must create a tenant account in Microsoft 365 to set
up your Microsoft 365 clients.

Task 1 - Obtain Your Office 365 Credentials


Once you launch the lab, a free trial tenant will be automatically created for you to access Azure in the
Microsoft Virtual Lab environment. This tenant will be automatically assigned a unique user name and
password. You must retrieve this user name and password so that you can sign into Azure within the
Microsoft Virtual Lab environment.

1. On the XtremeLabs Online menu bar at the top of the screen, click on the Files drop-down arrow.
2. Click on O365 Credentials. A window will open with your credentials.
3. This is the user name and password you will need to sign in to Azure. Keep this page open as you will
need the information later.
4. When the lab directs you to sign in to the Azure portal at https://portal.azure.com, you will sign in
using the credentials you obtained in this task.

Task 2 - Create the tenant account


1. At the top of the screen, click the Virtual machine drop-down field and select LON-DC1.
2. On the VM titled LON-DC1, you are already logged on as the adatum\administrator account.
3. Open Internet Explorer. Navigate to Tools > Internet Options > Security tab.
4. In the Internet zone, click Custom Level. Scroll down and under the Downloads section, you must
enable the File download setting.
5. Then in the Trusted Sites zone, you need to add the following sites:
• https://outlook.office365.com/
• https://outlook.office.com/
• https://portal.office.com/
6. In Internet Explorer, sign in to Office 365 by navigating to https:\\portal.office.com and logging in
with the O365 Credentials (username and password) that you retrieved in the prior task.
7. On the Stay signed in? page, click Yes to stay signed in.
8. Select Admin.
9. Under Active users, you should add a user account for Jenna Glover with the following attributes:
• Username: jenna
• Domain: leave as is
• Location: United States
• Password: Pa$$w0rd (uncheck the Make user change their password when they first sign
in option)
• Role: Global Administrator
• Product licenses: Office 365 Enterprise E5
10. After adding the user, in the User was added window, review the information for correctness.
Unselect the Send password in email check box.

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11. Close the window and sign out.

Task 3 – Create a user account


1. On the Admin center, navigate to Active users and then add the following user account:
• First name: Holly
• Last name: Dickson
• Username: holly2
• Domain: Leave the .onmcirosoft.com domain as the default domain
• Role: Global Administrator
• Product licenses: Office 365 Enterprise E5 enabled
• Password: select Let me create the password. Use this password: Pa$$w0rd. Uncheck the
box that says Make user change password when they first sign in.
2. Review information and password for correctness and uncheck Send Password in email.

Exercise 2: Editing an ATP Safe Links policy and creating a


Safe Attachment policy
You now have a Global Admin account set up and are ready to edit a Safe Links policy.

Task 1 – Edit an ATP Safe Links Policy

1. At the top of the screen, click the Virtual machine drop-down field and select LON-WIN10.
2. On LON-WIN10, open Internet Explorer and navigate to https://protection.office.com.
3. Sign in with the O365 Admin (.omicrosoft.com domain) global admin account.
4. In the Threat Management menu, select Policy.
5. Select the ATP Safe Links tile.
6. Once you have been redirected to the safe links interface select the pencil next to the refresh
button on the left-hand side.
7. Crate a Safe Links policy for the following URL: CLD274test.com.

Task 2 – Create a Safe Attachment policy and turn on ATP for


SharePoint, OneDrive, and Microsoft Teams

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1. In the Threat Management menu, select Policy.
2. Select the ATP Safe Attachments tile.
3. On the user interface page, select the Turn on ATP for SharePoint, OneDrive and Microsoft Teams
checkbox.
4. Click on the plus symbol located at the bottom of the UI. A new UI will pop up.
5. In the Name field type NewAttachmentPolicy1.
6. Then select dynamic delivery (this option will still send the email but will hold the attachment till it
has been scanned and marked acceptable.)
7. Under the Applied To option, under If, click the drop-down and select The recipient domain is...
8. A UI will pop up; select your onmicrosoft domain and then save the policy.
9. Two pop up warning boxes will appear. Accept them both.
10. On the third pop up wait for the loading process to complete and then click OK.
11. Close the new safe attachment policy window.
12. Go to the top right corner of the internet browser and select your username and sign out.

Exercise 3: Enabling and installing the ATA Center


Note: In this exercise we will not be pulling live client or server machines. We will be running though
the setup for familiarization.

Task 1 – Enable trial subscriptions for the ATA Center


1. Switch to LON-DC1.
2. Run Internet Explorer; if required, sign in to the Microsoft 365 admin center as
holly@AdatumXXYYZZ.onmicrosoft.com with the password of Pa$$w0rd.
3. Open another tab on your browser and go to: https://www.microsoft.com/en-
us/evalcenter/evaluate-microsoft-advanced-threat-analytics.
4. Fill out the Start your evaluation section by using the Holly account.
• Company: use your custom Adatum name as directed in the start of this lab
• Work email: use the holly onmicrosoft account
• Phone number: 111 111 1111
• Country: United Kingdom
5. Save the application that will be downloaded on the bottom of your page.
6. Click the open folder.
7. Double-click on ATA1.9.iso.
8. Right click on the Microsoft ATA Center Setup.exe file and select run as Administrator.

Task 2 – Install an ATA center on your Domain Controller


1. In the main UI of the Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics, select English as the language, and then
click Next.

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2. Select the I accept Microsoft Software License Terms agreement checkbox, and then click Next.
3. On the Use Microsoft update to help keep your computer secure screen, ignore the warning and
click Next.
4. On the Configure the Center splash screen confirm that the self-signed certificate option is
checked.
5. Click Install.
6. Once the ATA center is installed, click Launch. A web browser will appear and directory services will
display on the main page.
Note: If you get a certificate error, click continue to the website.
7. Fill in the following field values:
• Username: Adatum\Administrator
• Password: Pa$$w0rd
• Domain: LON-DC1.Adatum.com
8. Click Save.
9. On the left-hand pane select Gateways.
10. Click Gateway Setup.
11. On the download menu click Save.
12. Select open folder.
13. In the folder, right-click on the Microsoft ATA Gateway Setup.zip file and select extract all.
14. Leave the folder destination and click extract.
15. In the folder right click on Microsoft ATA Gateway Setup.exe and select run as Administrator.
16. The gateway UI will appear. Click Next.
17. Select English and then click Next.
18. Ignore the minimum requirements warning and click Next, and then click Install.
19. After the installation completes click Finish. You have now successfully installed the ATA Center on
your domain controller.

End of lab

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