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This fall, Microsoft will be releasing a new update for Windows 10 and with it will comes several new security features that the company hopes will entice users to upgrade from Windows 7 or move from E3 to E5.

The news that Teams won’t support external access when they planned is not a shock. But what is needed is a common external access mechanism that can work for all of the Office 365 applications. Let’s not reinvent the wheel!

As we’ve seen before with Microsoft, Intel, and Apple, the EU is not shy about protecting competition. Now Google has learned this lesson as well.

Aidan Finn discusses Microsoft’s announcement to remove all the infrastructure features, such as scale-out file server and Hyper-V from Nano Server.

Replication is one of the fastest and most effective high availability technologies for protecting and quickly restoring VMs in the event of a site or system failure. Find out how virtual machine replicas enable you to minimize downtime.

Microsoft has launched Stream, their new video streaming, sharing, and management service for consumers and business. You can use Stream now, but not yet if you have used Office 365 Video in the past. Microsoft has some work to do to make that transition flawless.

In the next release of Windows 10, Microsoft will be removing SMB1 by default from the OS for clean installs.

Missy Januszko uses parameter validation attributes to define the acceptable input without writing a ton of additional code.

Scot Hillier continues this series on CRUDSheet web parts created in the SharePoint Framework, including the components that make up the project.

Microsoft has announced that its corporate video sharing platform called Stream is now generally available.

Aidan Finn discusses Microsoft’s recent preview of disks that are up to 4TB in size in Azure and explains the benefits of using.

Microsoft now supports the migration of modern public folders to Exchange Online. ISV solutions allow you to migrate public folders to other places, like Office 365 Groups and shared mailboxes, which seems like a lot more interesting.