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Microsoft updates Windows Defender ATP to detect and auto remediate memory-based attacks.

Meeting the commitment given at Ignite 2018, Microsoft has published the preferred architecture for Exchange 2019. As you’d expect, the architecture is highly influenced by the cloud. The fingerprints of Exchange Online are all over the document, but at least it’s nice to see some technology (the MetaCache) being transferred from the cloud to on-premises customers.

Jasper Oosterveld, Microsoft MVP dives into the latest developments around Modern SharePoint Web Parts.

Because it’s beginning to look a lot like year-end retrospectives, this edition of Short Takes looks at a new Windows 10 urban legend, Microsoft 365 for consumers, HoloLens v2, and much more.

Microsoft is frequently expanding the functionality of Office 365 and with the success of Teams, the company may have found its new Excel.

Office 365 allows users to apply retention labels to SharePoint and OneDrive documents and to Exchange messages. But after you’ve done the work to create a nice set of retention labels as part of your data governance framework, it’s good to know that people are using the labels. Here’s how to find out.

A closer look at how Amazon and Microsoft are attacking the hybrid cloud markets with each having a slightly different approach.

Understanding how Kerberos delegation works in Active Directory is key to keeping your systems secure.

Microsoft has optimized the Click-to-Run version of Outlook for Office 365. There’s nothing startling about that, but the Outlook team didn’t communicate the change well and they weren’t very kind to people who asked them to reconsider the change in UserVoice. That’s not good.

Jasper Oosterveld, Microsoft MVP shows the latest updates to the Modern SharePoint News Web Part.

Puppet Bolt is an agentless and masterless remote task runner that you can use with your existing PowerShell, Python, and Bash scripts.

Because Microsoft is actually in the news for a change, this edition of Short Takes looks at Microsoft’s new Edge, facial recognition regulation, market cap, Windows 10 on ARM, and much more.