GCC Azure Only: Integration Step 1 – Add Enterprise Application

Please note: Only Azure AD Government Community Cloud (GCC) environments need to follow these instructions.

If you wish to watch our walkthrough video instead of reading through each step, click play below.

HINT: If you can’t find something in Azure, you can always use the search bar at the top of your screen to find what you’re looking for.

1) Login at https://portal.azure.com

2) Click “Enterprise applications”

3) Click “+ New application”

4) Click “+ Create your own application”

5) Type “CyberHoot” for the name of your app and click “Register an
application you’re working on to integrate with Azure AD” and click “Create”

6) Click “New registration”

7) Type “CyberHoot” as the name for the application.

8) Click “Register”

9) Click Here to move to Step Two

For more instructional ‘HowTo’ videos, head over to our HowTo Library for more guidance. If you’re unsure where to start, review the following recommended videos and articles around common Administrator (or SuperAdministrator) pain points: 

• HowTo: Work The Sales Module
• HowTo: Setup A Phishing Campaign
• HowTo: White/Allow List CyberHoot’s Relays and Domains
• HowTo: Add Users Via CSV File
• HowTo: Add A PDF Policy
• HowTo: Create Your Own Training Program

CyberHoot does have some other resources available for your use. Below are links to all of our resources, feel free to check them out whenever you like: 

• Blog
• Cybrary (Cyber Library)
• Infographics
• Newsletters
• Press Releases
• Instructional Videos (HowTo) – very helpful for our SuperUsers!

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You can also check out some of our popular 2021 Cybersecurity Awareness Month Video Blogs (VLOGs) from October by clicking the links below, or alternatively visit our Vlog page: 

Software as a Service (SaaS) — Day 1 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Two-Factor Authentication — Day 4 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Smishing & Vishing — Day 8 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month

Mobile Device Security — Day 18 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month

vCISO, Why Do I Need One? — Day 30 of Cybersecurity Awareness Month