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@@ -4,20 +4,20 @@ In addition to the existing investigation of OAuth apps connected to your enviro
 
 1. Launch **Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps** at [https://security.microsoft.com](https://security.microsoft.com).
 2. Scroll down the menu on left until you get to the **Cloud apps** section.
-2. Select **OAuth apps**.
-3. Filter the apps according to your needs.
+3. Select **OAuth apps**.
+4. Filter the apps according to your needs.
 
   - For example, you can view all apps that request Permission to Modify calendars in your mailbox.
 
-4. Select the **New policy** from search button.
+5. Select the **New policy** from search button.
 
    :::image type="content" source="../media/oauth-policy-dialog.png" alt-text="Screenshot of the Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps site with the OAuth Policy dialog open.":::
 
-5. You can use the **Community use** filter to get information on whether allowing permission to this app is common, uncommon, or rare.
+6. You can use the **Community use** filter to get information on whether allowing permission to this app is common, uncommon, or rare.
 
    - This filter can be helpful if you have an app that's rare and requests permission that has a high severity level or requests permission from many users.
 
-6.  You can set the policy based on the group memberships of the users who authorized the apps.
+7.  You can set the policy based on the group memberships of the users who authorized the apps.
 
    - For example, an admin can decide to set a policy that revokes uncommon apps if they ask for high permissions, only if the user who authorized the permissions is a member of the Administrators group.