Troubleshooting

Microsoft Graph Errors

Diagnose and resolve common Microsoft Graph permission and connectivity errors.

Microsoft Graph errors are the most common issue encountered during tenant connection and assessment runs. This guide covers the most frequent error codes and their resolutions.

Common Error Codes

Error CodeDescriptionResolution
Authorization_RequestDeniedInsufficient privileges to complete the operationEnsure the connecting account has Global Administrator or Security Administrator role
InvalidAuthenticationTokenThe access token has expired or is invalidReconnect your tenant from Settings → Integrations → Microsoft 365
Request_ResourceNotFoundThe requested resource does not existVerify your tenant ID is correct and the resource is available in your subscription
TooManyRequestsMicrosoft Graph rate limit exceededTrustCyber automatically retries with backoff. If persistent, contact support.
ServiceUnavailableMicrosoft Graph service is temporarily unavailableWait 5–10 minutes and retry. Check status.microsoft.com for outages.

Reconnecting Your Tenant

  • Navigate to Settings → Integrations → Microsoft 365.
  • Click 'Disconnect' to remove the existing connection.
  • Click 'Connect Tenant' and follow the connection wizard.
  • Ensure you sign in with a Global Administrator account.
  • After reconnecting, trigger a new assessment to verify data collection.
NoteIf you continue to experience Microsoft Graph errors after reconnecting, check that TrustCyber is not blocked by a Conditional Access policy in your Azure AD tenant.