Microsoft has released new cumulative updates for Exchange Server 2016, Exchange Server 2013, and Exchange Server 2010 SP3 in June 2018.
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Blog posts, news and opinions about Microsoft's Office 365 cloud services and applications.
PSA: You Should Keep a Copy of Every Exchange Server Update
I strongly recommend you keep an archive copy of every Exchange Server installer, service pack, update rollup, and cumulative update in case of a support or recovery scenario that requires it.
Microsoft is Going to Enable Your Azure Information Protection Features
Microsoft has announced that Azure Information Protection (AIP) will be enabled by default for all Office 365 customers that have eligible licenses.
Goodbye Office 365 Admin Center, Hello Microsoft 365 Admin Center
Microsoft has announced the start of the migration of customers from the Office 365 admin center to the new Microsoft 365 admin center.
The Latest Office 365 Security Vulnerability Highlights the Need for Defense in Depth
How the latest reported Office 365 security vulnerability highlights the need for customers to use defense in depth and apply a layered security strategy to protect themselves in the cloud.
Patch Your Exchange Servers! Microsoft Releases Update for Exchange Memory Corruption Vulnerability
Microsoft has released a critical security update for a memory corruption vulnerability in all versions of Exchange Server.
New Pluralsight Course – Configuring and Managing Office 365 Security
Learn how to use Office 365 and Azure security features to protect your organization’s identities, endpoints, and information from security risks.
New Azure Active Directory Conditional Access Device Conditions for Device State
Microsoft is rolling out new device state conditions to Azure Active Directory conditional access to allow excluding hybrid Azure AD joined devices and compliant devices from policies.
Microsoft Is Changing How They Publish Office 365 IP Addresses and Urls for Firewall and Proxy Access
In a recent announcement in Message Center, Microsoft is letting customers know about upcoming changes to how Office 365 IP address and URL details are published.
The Junkings will Continue Until Morale Improves
A recent increase in email spoofing false positives causing legitimate email to go to Outlook junk folders can be explained by a change in Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection.
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