The requestProperties that are synced into SharePoint user profilesFrequently asked questions (FAQs)How can this request be solved? (Solution)PrerequisitesCreate a custom property in the SharePoint Online User Profiles ServiceCheck if the search has picked up the custom propertyMap the crawled property to a new managed property in Search SchemaShort way of the configured solution (without pictures... Continue Reading →
New Microsoft Authenticator security features
Migrated from old website (first published Nov 2, 2022) Last week on October 25, 2022, Microsoft announced the General Availability of the new Microsoft Authenticator security features to make your organization even more secure. But what has really changed in Microsoft Authenticator and how can this be configured? In the next sections you will learn... Continue Reading →
Licensing for Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management & Microsoft Purview Records Management
Migrated from old website (first published Aug 29, 2022) Have you asked yourself which licenses you need for Microsoft Purview? Microsoft Purview Data Lifecycle Management (formerly Microsoft Information Governance) and Microsoft Purview Records Management provide you with tools and capabilities to retain the content that you need to keep and delete the content that you... Continue Reading →
“Default” label for a document library in SharePoint Online in Public Preview
Migrated from old website (first published Aug 4, 2022) In SharePoint Online it is now possible to set a default sensitivity label for the Library. Read more in the blog post from Sanjoyan Mustafi in the Technet Community: Direct link
Phishing method bypasses MFA
Migrated from old website (first published Jun 30, 2022) A new clever phishing method bypasses MFA using Microsoft WebView2 Multi-factor authentication (MFA) is also supposed to protect against phishing attacks and is considered quite secure. After all, the attacker needs not only the username and password, but also the second factor, usually the user's smartphone.... Continue Reading →
Microsoft Teams: 4 Tips for hosting good meetings
Migrated from old website (first published Jun 2, 2020) For several weeks and months, the COVID-19 pandemic has forced us to work more at home and hold our meetings via video telephony worldwide. Microsoft has presented and released some innovations for Microsoft Teams during this time. In this blog post, I present 4 innovations and... Continue Reading →
Microsoft Teams: Screen sharing with Skype for Business interop
Migrated from old website (first published Aug 19, 2019) As we all know, one of the reasons why certain companies are not completely transitioning to Microsoft Teams is the interoperability between Microsoft Teams and Skype for Business. Microsoft is working on several solutions to eliminate interoperability issues. One of these is the option of screen... Continue Reading →
Office 365: Retiring TLS 1.0 and 1.1
Migrated from old website (first published Jul 24, 2019) As Microsoft already communicated in October 2017 (MC124104), December 2017 (MC126199) and February 2018 (MC128929), they announced again the move of all their online services to Transport Layer Security (TLS) 1.2+ to provide best-in-class encryption, and to ensure their service is more secure by default. In... Continue Reading →
UPDATE: Azure & Office 365 login issue (multi-factor authentication)
Migrated from old website (first published Nov 19, 2018) Actually, there are some issues when users want to connect to Azure and Office 365 resources. If they have multi-factor authentication enabled, they aren't able to login, because Microsoft has a bigger problem with the service, as they write on the status pages. As Microsoft writes... Continue Reading →
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