Description:
This check verifies if SharePoint sites could be created by standard users.
As a Global Administrator or SharePoint Administrator in Microsoft 365, you can let your users create and administer their own SharePoint sites, determine what kind of sites they can create, and specify the location of the sites. By default, users can create communication sites and Microsoft 365 group-connected team sites.
Disabling site creation for users does not remove their ability to create Microsoft 365 groups or resources, such as Microsoft Teams, which rely on a group. When a Microsoft 365 group is created, a SharePoint site is also created. To restrict creation of Microsoft 365 groups and the resources that rely on groups, see Manage who can create Microsoft 365 Groups.
Why:
As a Global Administrator or SharePoint Administrator in Microsoft 365, you can let your users create and administer their own SharePoint sites, determine what kind of sites they can create, and specify the location of the sites. By default, users can create communication sites and Microsoft 365 group-connected team sites. Disabling site creation for users does not remove their ability to create Microsoft 365 groups or resources, such as Microsoft Teams, which rely on a group. When a Microsoft 365 group is created, a SharePoint site is also created. To restrict creation of Microsoft 365 groups and the resources that rely on groups see Manage who can create Microsoft 365 Groups.
Configured: This setting is in place.
Not Configured: This setting is not in place.
Scoring: Contributes up to 1 point to the Posture Recommendations score.
Category: General
Microsoft Licensing: Works with Basic licensing
Secure Score Impact: Not verified. No Microsoft Secure Score control could be confirmed for this setting from published sources. See the note in README.md before publishing this field.
Remediation in Augmentt: Configure directly in Augmentt (Configure tab)
Compliance Frameworks:
CMMC Level 1 — AC.L1-b.1.ii
CMMC Level 2 — AC.L2-3.1.5, AC.L2-3.1.7
Microsoft documentation: