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This script identifies users who have been granted direct permissions on SharePoint Online sites, rather than receiving access through groups. Direct permissions can bypass standard governance and make permission management more difficult to audit. By detecting these users, the script helps organizations maintain least-privilege access, ensure compliance with internal policies, and reduce the risk of unintended data exposure. The output provides a detailed, actionable report of sites, users, and assigned roles, enabling administrators to remediate or review access efficiently.
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This script identifies users who have been granted direct permissions on SharePoint Online sites, rather than receiving access through groups. Direct permissions can bypass standard governance and make permission management more difficult to audit. By detecting these users, the script helps organizations maintain least-privilege access, ensure compliance with internal policies, and reduce the risk of unintended data exposure. The output provides a detailed, actionable report of sites, users, and assigned roles, enabling administrators to remediate or review access efficiently.