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Petri’s GET-IT: Office 365 Security 1-Day virtual conference is a full day of free learning dedicated to deep technical Microsoft Office 365 content aimed at accelerating the understanding of the security components of the platform as well as how to execute tasks securely inside the environment.

One of the biggest security issues that organizations face with Windows Server Active Directory is the proliferation of privileged accounts.

The Evolution of Sensitivity Labels When Microsoft launched sensitivity labels in late 2018, the implementation was simple: you defined labels that could mark and protect Office files and email and published them to users, who then applied the labels as needed. Over time, Microsoft has increased the usefulness of sensitivity labels by building native support…

While Microsoft Teams has proven itself during the pandemic of 2020 as a viable meeting platform, there are still some corners of the application that need a bit of polishing.

To protect the integrity of Active Directory, it’s worth checking that only approved changes to the schema are made.

With the advent of cloud services, PowerShell is more important than ever. The Invoke-RestMethod and Invoke-WebRequest functions of PowerShell allow easy interactions with an API and aid in creating complex workflows.

Creating Alerts from Office 365 Audit Events As events from workloads flow into the Office 365 audit log, activity alerts and alert policies look for instances of specific events. Alert policies are more sophisticated because they allow time-limited thresholds for activities to be defined so that an alert won’t be created unless the threshold is…

Looking to use Teams with OBS and broadcast your video streams? This is how you can accomplish that task.

Next month, Microsoft will be hosting their Ignite conference and while it may be split into two events, I am still expecting a significant amount of news to come out of the virtual conference

Ignite is right around the corner but August had a few PowerApp updates that you should know about.

With August now behind us, here’s a look at the major announcements from this month.

August saw Microsoft release Edge 85 to the Stable Channel, reveal features that will be part of Windows Server 2021, and backport WSL2 to Windows 10 1903 and 1909.