Consider the impacts of migrating your local and SAML accounts from other Trend Micro products to Trend Vision One after updating to the Foundation Services release.
The following table outlines considerations you should be aware of before migrating
your user accounts from Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security, Trend Micro Apex One as a Service, Trend Micro Cloud App Security, and Trend Micro Email Security.
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General considerations for all products
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All user accounts migrated to Trend Vision One are assigned custom user roles with most of the same permissions and asset visibility
scope as before migration.
For more information, see User Roles (Foundation Services
release).
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If you need to migrate SAML Accounts and SAML Group Accounts from your other Trend Micro products to Trend Vision One, update to the Foundation Services release and configure the required identity providers
in Identity Providers before migrating users.
SAML users with unverified email domains are required to verify their email addresses
and update their accounts before signing in to Trend Vision One.
For more information, see Identity Providers (Foundation Services
release).
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Migrating Trend Cloud One - Endpoint & Workload Security user accounts to Trend Vision One
Server & Workload Protection
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After updating to Server & Workload Protection, all local account users can sign in to Trend Vision One with the same credentials used to sign in to Trend Cloud One.
For more information, see Update from Trend Cloud One - Endpoint &
Workload Security.
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Only SAML Account users that were active in the last 30 days in Trend Cloud One are migrated to Trend Vision One as SAML Accounts.
Users with unverified email domains are required to verify their email addresses before
signing in to Trend Vision One.
For more information, see Update from Trend Cloud One - Endpoint &
Workload Security.
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Migrating Trend Micro Apex One as a Service user accounts to Trend Vision One
Endpoint Security
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After updating to Endpoint Security, local account users must sign in to the Trend Micro Apex One as a Service console and update their sign-in email address and password before signing in to
Trend Vision One.
For more information, see Update from Apex One as a Service.
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The membership of Trend Micro Apex One as a Service SAML Group Accounts remains exactly the same after migrating to Trend Vision One, and cannot be updated. If you need to update group membership after migration, you
must create new SAML Group Accounts in User Accounts.
For more information, see Update from Apex One as a Service.
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Updating Trend Micro Cloud App Security user accounts to Trend Vision One
Email and Collaboration
Security
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After updating to Email and Collaboration
Security, all local account users receive an invitation email and must update their account
before signing in to Trend Vision One.
Local account users can also sign in to the Trend Micro Cloud App Security console and follow the instructions to update their user account.
For more information, see Update from Cloud App Security.
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Updating Trend Micro Email Security user accounts to Trend Vision One
Email and Collaboration
Security
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After updating to Email and Collaboration
Security, all local account users must sign in to the Trend Micro Email Security console and follow the instructions to update their sign-in email address and password.
For more information, see Update from Trend Micro Email Security.
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After updating to Email and Collaboration
Security, any Trend Micro Email Security accounts configured as both local and SAML user accounts are migrated to Trend Vision One as SAML Accounts.
For more information, see Update from Trend Micro Email Security.
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