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As announced as part of message center post MC1459136, Microsoft is in the process of updating the reporting endpoints for use with the .microsoft top level domain.

Back in 2023 Microsoft launched the app instance property lock feature.

A while back, we released a PowerShell script to convert mailbox folder identifiers across the various formats used by various clients and services across Microsoft 365.

In a previous article, we covered how the newly introduced Invoke-ChangeMeetingOrganizer cmdlet can be used to change a meeting’s organizer in Exchange Online.

In one of the most meaningful updates we’ve received in a while, Exchange Online now allows admins to “reassign” meetings to a new organizer.

This one will probably be of value to few Microsoft 365 tenants only, but it is on my to do list, so here goes.

Microsoft introduced the functionality to assign sponsors to Entra ID Guest users back in 2023.

Microsoft introduced (Entra ID) Group insights in the beginning of the year.

Earlier this month, we covered the newly introduced SharePoint Online API usage report.

Microsoft’s marketing machine continues to bombard customers with puff pieces about the greatness of AI and the futility of resisting the switch to E7.

Few days back, a new report popped up on the Graph API changelog page and under the /beta documentation page, namely the SharePoint API Usage report.

One of the items I’ve had on my to do list for a while now is MC1338823, a “major update” dubbed Block external domain or user access for SharePoint and OneDrive.

It is July morning, which means the latest edition of the best Microsoft 365 book out there is now available!

Developers just love identifiers.

In our previous article, we covered the process of assigning a group setting object or Purview “container” label to a security group in order to control whether guest users can be added to its membership.

Lately, we’ve talked a lot about directory settings in Entra ID/Microsoft 365.

Over the years, we’ve covered Entra application management policies several times, most recently in this article.

May is here, and both Microsoft 365 E7 and Agent 365 are now a fact of life.

I was today’s years old when I found out that we have an UI to review Outlook Actionable Messages providers added within a tenant, or that such providers can be scoped to the organization, or even specific mailboxes.

Over the past few years, Microsoft has been slowly ramping up the “profile” experience.

Microsoft has a long history of releasing products and features without providing adequate (or any) governance controls, and if you thought that things would be different in the “agentic” era… bless your soul.

This is part 2 of our “first look” series on Microsoft’s Tenant Governance product.

Few weeks back, Microsoft launched the public preview of Unified Tenant Configuration Management (or UTCM), which we covered here and here.

When Microsoft launched Office 365 Groups and tried to position them as the one and only type of group you will ever need within Microsoft 365, many experts pushed against the messaging and warned about the proliferation and governance issues that would i…

Two years ago a simple question from Q&A prompted me to create a “proof of concept” script to export all the BitLocker keys backed up to Entra ID.

Earlier this year, we explored the newly added functionality to restrict access for multi-tenant Entra ID integrated apps.

For years, we’ve been hearing how the Graph API is the de facto “control surface” of Microsoft 365 and should be used for all integrations/automations and apps.

While I barely use my personal Microsoft account nowadays, its associated Outlook.com mailbox and OneDrive storage are still around.

It’s been a while since we covered Access reviews and in all fairness, not much has changed with the functionality lately.

Leverage snapshots for more streamlined experience Thus far, we covered how you can leverage UTCM to monitor resources within your Microsoft 365 tenant.