What problem does it solve? Security operations teams need automated incident response, but wiring a SOAR pipeline end-to-end (detection to action to audit trail) involves many moving parts across Sentinel, Logic Apps, managed identities, and Microsoft Graph. This Skill guides a learner through building a complete auto-response playbook step by step. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Logic App Playbook Construction: Create a Logic App with a Sentinel incident trigger, account entity parsing, a Graph API PATCH call to disable a user, and a comment-back action for audit. - Managed Identity & Permissions Setup: Assign a system-managed identity and grant it the User.ReadWrite.All Graph application permission via appRoleAssignments. - Automation Rule Wiring & Verification: Connect the playbook to a Sentinel automation rule triggered by impossible-travel incidents, then run an end-to-end test with a disposable test user. - Use Case: A cybersecurity learner triggers an impossible-travel detection with VPN-switched sign-ins, watches Sentinel create the incident, and observes the playbook automatically disable the test user and post a result comment. ## Quick Start Ask the mentor to start the cso-soar-playbook project and walk you through building a Logic App that disables a user when a Sentinel impossible-travel incident fires.