The main reason for Microsoft 365’s banning is the conflict between the European GDPR and the US CLOUD Act. Moreover, EU laws require businesses to have on-premises private servers for compliance. Find what led to the ban, and how businesses can stay compliant.
In spite of Microsoft’s best efforts, ransomware attacks can sometimes successfully encrypt data in the Microsoft 365 cloud. This is especially true for data stored in SharePoint Online and OneDrive for Business. This article explains how these attacks work and some precautionary steps that you can take.
Get the rundown on the top Microsoft 365 alternatives for small businesses in this post. We cover prices, key strengths and weaknesses, platform support, and more.
Power Automate is a Microsoft 365 application, and is often the go-to tool for automating business processes. Even so, you have some limits to the types of tasks that you can automate using conventional workflows. This article explains how to take advantage of AI in a way that allows you to create otherwise impossible automations.
Microsoft has a cornucopia of great products and services that seamlessly integrate with each other. Microsoft Teams is one such service. If your organization is using Azure AD, the Microsoft Teams exploratory license might be something valuable for you to consider using.
No shortage of options for storing user files in the Microsoft cloud. Most organizations often prefer to use Azure Files or SharePoint Online as their enterprise solution. This article explores the benefits and challenges of each option.
Using MFA is essential, but receiving constant MFA prompts can be unsettling. “Remember MFA” allows you to defer MFA prompts on devices you trust.
Microsoft’s Exchange Web Services (EWS) provides Exchange users with an email API. EWS also enables developers to easily access and parse email data, generate email drafts, send/receive emails. It also lets you manage attachments and configuration and even organize the mailbox! Read on to learn more about Microsoft EWS, the differences between OWA and EWS, and how to get started with it.
When troubleshooting Microsoft 365 application access problems, it is important to check the basics first. Assuming that all is well with the account, the next logical step is to make sure that no license violations are occurring. If that checks out, then the problem may be tied to conditional access policies or other security policies.
Most newly-installed apps ask for permission to access data and other resources. Users may grant such permissions without thinking about the privacy and security risks. Microsoft 365 has built-in settings that you can use to prevent this type of access and protect your organization’s data.
