If you used Skype for Business in the past, you may know – especially Skype administrators – you had an option to appear offline while your client was still running (if your Skype administrator has made this status available).
As you know, you can use Intune/Endpoint Configuration Manager to deploy software, either MSI package, LOB exe or store applications.
As you know, password attacks have been there for quite some time.
If you have been using a Gmail account, you may be already aware about the ‘plus address’ (or ‘plus addressing’) which allows you to dynamically create a unique email address, in addition of the ‘fixed’ ones.
As you know, Office 365 comes with compliance capabilities (from retention policies to investigation).
As you know, you can setup a Site-to-Site VPN between your on-premises infrastructure and Azure.
As you know, Key Vault lets you save secrets, certificates or keys in a secure way to then allows you to use it either with automation or simply as a ‘user vault’.
When you are on a Teams meeting and participants have turned on their camera, you can now spotlight a specific video stream to all meeting participant – this also works even if the participant did not turned on the camera (but what’s the point).
The meeting organizer of a Teams meeting can now update the meeting option from the client.
As you know, Exchange Online Protection (EOP) plays an important role in your mail hygiene posture by blocking unsolicited or phishing emails and malware.