If you want to get a head start on your career securing the Microsoft Cloud, here's a Zero Trust for AI play book.
https://t.co/mbojAgwy5W
Of course you need to secure all the pillars in Zero Trust not just AI.
Active Directory Hardening Series
Part 1 Disabling NTLMv1 https://t.co/9gla1vtQ18
Part 2 Removing SMBv1 https://t.co/KOqpamarcW
Part 3 Enforcing LDAP Signing https://t.co/oW2Ymvu1ZW
Part 4 Enforcing AES for Kerberos https://t.co/iENjEPBOFD
Another friendly reminder that Commsverse - The Microsoft Teams Conference tickets are selling fast. But don't worry, you can still get yours at https://t.co/jaKgrFBhOO. Just 4 weeks to go. Go get them. I'll wait...
#commsverse#MicrosoftTeams
.@Office365#Microsoft365 DLP now allows OWA to switch to the client-side checking for rule violations used by the new Outlook. Sounds good, but before you switch, make sure that everything your DLP policies check for is covered...
https://t.co/lSNQfWzVs7
📞 VoIP vs Microsoft Teams Calling – which suits your business?
With the UK PSTN switch‑off approaching, choosing the right phone system matters. Teams Phone or hosted VoIP? 🤔
Read our guide 👇
https://t.co/cod7GG1uTS
#VoIP#MicrosoftTeams#UKBusiness#PSTNSwitchoff 🚀
Microsoft updates mitigation guidance for Windows BitLocker security feature bypass vulnerability with a NEW script!
The updated guidance replaces previously documented manual mitigation steps with a script that helps reduce exposure while a future security update is developed to address this vulnerability.
The Windows versions below are affected:
- Windows 11 26H1
- Windows 11 25H2
- Windows 11 24H2
- Windows Server 2025
Windows devices that use BitLocker may be exposed to this vulnerability if mitigations are not applied.
Organizational environments that previously implemented the documented manual mitigation steps do not need to take additional action, as the script only simplifies deployment of the existing mitigation.
Learn more: https://t.co/jbLXPHfnhu
#Microsoft #Windows #Bitlocker #Cybersecurity
Learning #SharePoint and #MicrosoftTeams?
Read our syllabus & reviews, we offer all levels of training & price ranges.
Taught by a Microsoft MVP.
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#Microsoft365
@Dejan_Kovacevic Hello SIr. Not Steelers related at all, but maybe spare a minute to discuss this outrage on todays Double Shot? :) https://t.co/tStpKn2ybN
🚨 Exchange OWA XSS is being exploited in the wild—because phishing needed a glow-up. If you run on-prem, this is your “stop clicking links” reminder. Patch ASAP.
https://t.co/I01unAbWmc
#XssMitigation#CisaKev#MicrosoftExchange#OwaSecurity
💬 Microsoft finally fixes common Teams frustrations.
Small updates. Smoother workflow. ⏳
Watch here: https://t.co/saR0vCG4A6 👀
#MicrosoftTeams#Techmentum
By Usama Jawad - Microsoft is removing a long-standing feature from Microsoft Teams next month as it prioritizes performance and simpler meetings. #MicrosoftTeams#Microsoft365 https://t.co/pzQd2xJrni
Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) Protocol is being retired!
ARC was introduced in 2019 as an "Experimental" protocol to preserve email authentication results across intermediaries (mailing lists, forwarding rules, security appliances, and so on).
After seven years of real-world use, the experiment is now officially coming to an END.
A new document calls for a conclusion to the experiment defined by "The Authenticated Received Chain (ARC) Protocol" [RFC8617], and recommends that ARC no longer be deployed or relied upon between disparate senders and receivers.
The document summarizes what ARC set out to do, reports on operational experience, and explains how the experience gained during the experiment is being incorporated into the proposed DKIM2 work as the successor to DomainKeys Identified Mail [RFC6376].
To avoid any future confusion, it is therefore requested that ARC [RFC8617] be reclassified as "Historic".
Learn more: https://t.co/t8Y10qJiqZ
DKIM2 is the way.
#ARC #DKIM #DKIM2 #Cybersecurity
Now announcing federated Copilot connectors. Bring real-time data within Copilot via connectors from partners like Moody's, HubSpot, LSEG (London Stock Exchange Group), Notion, and more.
https://t.co/3QiI6GhZpO