Category Archives: Office 365

Preset security policies for Exchange Online Protection

Posted on August 24, 2020 by Vasil Michev

With the growth of functionality across the different Office 365 workloads, it is becoming increasingly difficult for organizations to keep up with changes, enforce configurations across multiple tenants, or even stick to the “best practices”. Over the past few months, … Continue reading →

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Reporting on group membership for Azure AD devices

Posted on August 20, 2020 by Vasil Michev

Now that we have device-based licensing for Office available to enterprise customers as well, adding device objects to Azure AD groups will become more common. The need to report on group membership for device objects will also arise. Neither the … Continue reading →

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Enterprise customers can now get device-based licensing for Office

Posted on August 15, 2020 by Vasil Michev

Or as Microsoft calls it: Device-based licensing for Microsoft 365 Apps for enterprise Back at Ignite 2019, Microsoft announced a preview for the new device-based licensing for Office desktop apps (now Microsoft 365 Apps). The planned GA date was “summer … Continue reading →

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Toggle Azure AD Security Defaults on or off programmatically

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Vasil Michev

Continuing our exploration of the different policies objects exposed under the /policies Graph API endpoint, in this article we will discuss how to get the current state of the Security defaults feature, and change it as needed. But first, a … Continue reading →

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Block MSOnline PowerShell access for your tenant

Posted on August 11, 2020 by Vasil Michev

One of the recent additions to the AzureAD (Preview) PowerShell module and the corresponding Graph API endpoints is the ability to configure “policy” objects within the tenant. In all fairness, “policies” aren’t something new, as they have been used for … Continue reading →

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