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Author: shlipsey3

articles/active-directory/reports-monitoring/reports-faq.yml

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           You can use the [Identity Protection risk detections API](../identity-protection/howto-identity-protection-graph-api.md) to access security detections through Microsoft Graph. This new format gives greater flexibility in how you can query data. The format includes advanced filtering and field selection and standardizes risk detections into one type for easier integration into SIEMs and other data collection tools. Because the data is in a different format, you can't substitute a new query for your old queries. However, [the new API uses Microsoft Graph](/graph/api/resources/identityprotection-root), which is the Microsoft standard for such APIs as Microsoft 365 or Azure AD. So the work required can either extend your current Microsoft Graph investments or help you begin your transition to this new standard platform.
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-          I used the signInActivity resource to [look up a user's last sign in time](howto-manage-inactive-user-accounts.md), but it hasn't updated after a few hours. When will it be updated with the latest sign in time? 
+          I used the signInActivity resource to look up a user's last sign-in time, but it hasn't updated after a few hours. When will it be updated with the latest sign in time? 
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-          The signInActivity resource is used to find inactive users who haven't signed in for some time. It does not update in near real time; you should expect up to 24 hours before the property is updated for a given user. If you need to find the user's last sign-in activity more quickly than that, you can use the Azure AD sign-ins blade to see near real time sign-in activity for all your users. 
+          The signInActivity resource is used to find inactive [users who haven't signed in for some time](howto-manage-inactive-user-accounts.md). It does not update in near real time; you should expect up to 24 hours before the property is updated for a given user. If you need to find the user's last sign-in activity more quickly than that, you can use the Azure AD sign-ins blade to see near real time sign-in activity for all your users. 
 
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