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How to Disable Weekly Microsoft PIM Digest Notifications

Algirdas JasaitisAlgirdas Jasaitis Oct 10, 2026 869 views

Question details

The user wants to stop receiving recurring weekly digest emails from Privileged Identity Management (PIM).

How to Disable the Weekly Microsoft PIM Digest
Product
Microsoft Azure
Device & OS
not provided
Scenario
Attempting to turn off weekly PIM alert notifications when the standard Identity Protection digest settings are ineffective.
Observed behavior
Weekly PIM digest emails continue to arrive in the user's inbox even after modifying the Entra ID Identity Protection weekly digest setting.
Before you start

Ensure you have the necessary administrator permissions (such as Global Administrator or Privileged Role Administrator) in your Microsoft Entra ID tenant to modify Identity Protection and PIM settings.

Solution 1Recommended

Disable Alert Notifications in Azure PIM Settings

A proven workaround to stop weekly PIM emails by adjusting alert settings directly within the Privileged Identity Management dashboard.

When the standard Entra ID Identity Protection weekly digest settings fail to halt the emails, you can bypass them by directly altering the alert notification settings within the PIM Discover and Monitor module.

1
Access Azure Identity Overview

Log in to the Microsoft Entra admin center and open the Azure Identity Overview page.

2
Navigate to PIM

Go to 'Privileged Identity Management' from the main Azure dashboard menu.

3
Open Discover and Monitor

In the left-hand Privileged Identity Management menu, select 'Discover and monitor'.

4
Access Alert Settings

Click on 'Alerts' and then choose 'Settings' from the top navigation bar.

5
Disable Notifications

Manually disable the applicable alert notification configurations and save your changes to stop the weekly emails.

Disable Alert Notifications in Azure PIM Settings
Configuration Saved: It may take a short period for the new notification settings to propagate across the tenant and fully halt the weekly digests.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Why does the standard Identity Protection Weekly Digest setting not stop PIM emails?

Entra ID Identity Protection and Privileged Identity Management operate with overlapping but distinct alert systems. Sometimes, disabling the identity protection digest does not automatically cascade to PIM role alerts, requiring you to modify the PIM settings directly.

What administrator roles do I need to change PIM alert settings?

You typically need to be assigned the Privileged Role Administrator or Global Administrator role within your Azure tenant to manage and modify Privileged Identity Management alert configurations.

Will disabling PIM alerts affect critical real-time security notifications?

Disabling these specific weekly digest alerts stops the recurring summary emails. However, you should review your overall security configuration to ensure that real-time email alerts for highly privileged role activations remain active if required by your organization's security policies.