This article reviews using advanced message tracking to identify Junk-Mail and Spoof Messages through tools like Exchange Message Trace, Threat Explorer, Message Header Analyzer, and Advanced Hunting.
In this week's episode of Practical Protection, Paul Robichaux discusses two lesser-known Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps (MDCA) features: cloud discovery and the cloud app catalog. Both of which are very useful when evaluating cloud apps for use in your environment.
When migrating to the latest version of Exchange On-Premises Server or Exchange Online, two major events must take place. These events are the decommissioning of the old Exchange on-premises servers from the environment, and the consolidation of email SMTP relay servers. This article describes the planning and key factors of these events.
If you are stuck using your on-premises resources to manage a cloud infrastructure, it is an opportune time to change that with the availability of tools and functions that are now available. In this article, we focus on how to use PowerShell to manage Microsoft 365. In addition, we consider how to use cloud services to manage PowerShell code, testing, security controls, and more.
Here’s to another year of practical advice on all things Microsoft! Practical 365 is wrapping up the year with a whopping 200+ articles, focusing on topics such as PowerShell, Exchange, Azure AD, Teams, and much more. This article shares 9 must-read posts, recommended by Steve Goodman, Tony Redmond, and Paul Robichaux.
Defender for Cloud Apps includes several policies to address different scenarios related to information Leakage. In this article, James Yip discusses how to best use Defender for Cloud App to prevent information leakage.
In this week's show - the final of 2022, we take a peek at the new Teams Premium licence add-on and discuss what value it brings. Exchange Online PowerShell v1 is on the way out - be warned - and a new Communities app - not Yammer - comes to Teams; plus much more
On the show this week, Microsoft has just finished their big Microsoft Partner and MVP airlift for Microsoft 365 technologies, so as the year ends, there are fewer announcements. So, it's a shorter episode this week for news - which means we have time to ask the big questions and go into a deep dive on the podcast.
Even though Exchange migrations are becoming easier, there are still some things to remember when you plan and perform an upgrade to Exchange 2019. Check out this article for some practical advice on upgrading to Exchange 2019.
Although Sentinel makes it easy to onboard many data sources fast, it is important to keep cost in perspective. Start with prioritizing the data connectors that provide the most useful data, and then work your way down.
On this week's show, Steve and Paul get together while Paul's on the road and discuss the biggest news worth discussing in the world of Microsoft 365. We chat about the new Games feature in Teams - and come up with some use-cases for where it might be appropriate to use - and debate the latest Exchange Server updates and Microsoft's change to Exchange servicing.
Microsoft plans to launch a Pay As You Go backup and restore service for Exchange Online and SharePoint Online as part of its Syntex content management suite. This is new ground for Microsoft as they've never offered a backup service for Microsoft 365 before. How will Syntex compare to ISV backup services? Time will tell!
