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# Migrate from legacy alerts to the alerts and incidents API
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The legacy Microsoft Graph security alerts API available through the `/security/alerts` endpoint is deprecated and will be retired on **August 31, 2026**. If your app currently uses the legacy alerts API to retrieve, monitor, or manage security alerts, you should migrate to the new [alerts and incidents API](/graph/api/resources/security-alert) in Microsoft 365 Defender.
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The legacy Microsoft Graph security alerts API available through the `/security/alerts` endpoint is deprecated and will be retired on **August 31, 2026**. If your app currently uses the legacy alerts API to retrieve, monitor, or manage security alerts, you should migrate to the new [alerts and incidents API](/graph/api/resources/security-alert) in Microsoft 365 Defender, available through the `/security/alerts_v2` endpoint.
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This article describes the key differences between the two APIs, provides a field mapping reference, and outlines the steps to migrate your app.
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