You may be well aware about the Azure Active Directory (Azure AD or AAD) Conditional Access features, and you should already have implemented some conditional access rules to improve your security posture.
A new notification setting has appear in Teams, let you know configure notification when a colleague joins Teams.
As you already know, the Office 365 Administration Portal (https://admin.microsoft.com/) is your one-stop shop to manage your Office 365 services (from associated domains, to users/groups or even service settings).
As you may know, Office 365 comes (either as part of your subscription – E5 – or add-on) with an Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) solution, which analyse links being sent by email or inside Office document, called ATP Safe Links
You may already know the Your Phone companion apps for Windows 10 which can be used to send text message directly from your PC (and off course read the received ones):
More often than not we may have a large SCCM environment with thousands of collections. A common occurrence that I see in environments are when collections are created to report on applications that are installed that have multiple architectures (x86 and x64). An example may be that a collection has been created to find all instances of any family of Microsoft Office 2013 (x86 and x64) as part of an upgrade rollout planning.
As ore and more activities occur on Microsoft Teams, the Office 365 Compliance team is now providing ability to put on Legal Hold Teams content (including private channels) on Legal Hold when you need to prevent content tampering.
Exchange and Security & Compliance administrators now have the ability to enable the ‘Report Message’ add-in from the Security and Compliance portal (https://protection.office.com/) through the Threat ManagementPolicy blade
I recently had a customer who was having issues importing drivers into their SCCM environment.
In March 2020, Microsoft is going to release a security update for Windows which will require that all LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) request to be signed, meaning all unsigned (and as such unsecure) LDAP request will be rejected by Windows Active Directory servers (AD DS or AD LDS).
