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Microsoft to retire SCC’s eDiscovery experience after 30 October 2020
The Security and Compliance Center (also known by its old Protection Center name) in Office 365 has always been a strange beast, a hot mess that kept on growing for years without a clear idea. Different functionalities kept getting added, … Continue reading
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Listing all custom attributes in Office 365
While investigating a potential issue with one of our products, the question of whether any object within our AD/Azure AD has any of the customattributeXX populated popped up. Now, listing these for a given user/mailbox or a set of users … Continue reading
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Accessing audit events for Microsoft 365 Group mailboxes
As a follow up to one of my previous posts, here’s the *supported* method of querying audit events for Office 365/Microsoft 365 Group mailboxes. In a nutshell, you should use the unified audit log instead of the good old Search-MailboxAuditLog … Continue reading
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Azure AD Sign-in logs for service principals and other recent improvements
The Azure AD sign-in logs are an indispensable tool for troubleshooting and investigating security-related incidents. For years they had a major flaw though – no records were being generated for any login made by using the client credentials grant flow. … Continue reading
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New reports layout and new Forms report in the Microsoft 365 Admin Center
While doing some fact-checking against the reports page within the Microsoft 365 Admin Center earlier today, I noticed that we now have a new layout for it, as showcased below: Front and center, we have the Active users report in … Continue reading
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