After becoming available on Outlook Mobile (see https://t.co/1LcJGaBI8j), you can now also instantly reply to an meeting request when you are using Outlook Web Access (aka Outlook on the Web). Just select the meeting invite and you will immediately get the options to reply (Yes, Maybe, No, Propose another time with the possibility to add […]
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DISCLAIMER it needs to be carefully review before implementing as it will enforce the security configuration. Microsoft has release an option to simply and automatically enabled a default security configuration on Azure AD; this includes: Enforcement of MFA for privileged accounts – all administrator types account), All users are required to be registered for MFA
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After being able to add a shared mailbox on Outlook mobile (see https://t.co/MkG56cl1TT), another long awaited feature is now available on your Outlook mobile application: the use of SMIME. To start using, you need of course an SMIME certificate – I will not go in details there on how or where to get SMIME certificates,
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It has been a long awaited feature for dashboards on Azure portal: getting the dashboard to auto refresh. Well, good news, the auto refresh capability for dashboard is now available in Azure portal. To start enabling this auto refresh feature, logon to your Azure portal (https://portal.azure.com), select the dashboard you want to use and check
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As you know, you can define policies to applications and devices using Intune to ensure minimum requirements, compliance and define various configuration settings. Until now, you had to create and assign policies (to devices, users or application) one by one. Well, good news, you can now start creating policy sets to apply these policies from
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The new release of Windows 10 – aka November update, aka 1909 – is now available in MSDN for download. This means you can start evaluating the new release and a general availability – from the Microsoft download and WindowsUpdate – is coming very soon.
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As you may know, Microsoft and Adobe have partnered to provide a plugin for Adobe Acrobat (DC and Reader DC) to use Azure Information Protection (AIP) (see https://t.co/aPiqMBE6XZ). Well, a new version of the plugin (19.021.20047) has been released and is available for download from https://helpx.adobe.com/au/acrobat/kb/mip-plugin-download.html On this page you will find all plugin version,
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As you know, sharing on SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business is a quite easy capability (especially when sharing with your colleagues). That said, it was quite difficult for end-users to have a clear view on what and how their content stored on OneDrive for Business was shared. This is no longer a problem as
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This is a capability which has been there for quite long time for Microsoft Account (https://account.live.com/Activity?mkt=en-US&refd=account.microsoft.com&refp=security&fref=security.cards.review-activity&uaid=9e64b34b59604f468d1cb65aa1d973b9), the ability to review sign-in activities. Well, this is now available for corporate account (Azure AD, Office 365). To let you end-users review their sign-in activities, let them go to https://mysignins.microsoft.com/ – or https://myprofile.microsoft.com and check the My Sign-ins
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As you may already know, you can use your Azure Storage Account as a ‘cloud’ file share. That said, there has been few limitations, especially in term of storage capability for file share (up to 5 Tb capacity for example with a standard/general purpose storage account; premium storage account already supports larger capacity). Well, good
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