Exchange Online Hardening | Security & Privacy Best Practices
As soon as the first mailbox is set up in the Microsoft Cloud, it is accessible worldwide. But be careful: Microsoft's default settings are primarily designed for maximum compatib…
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MS365 Entra ID | Enterprise Apps - Disable User Consent & Audit via PowerShell
"Sign in with Microsoft" – as convenient as it is for users, it quickly becomes a nightmare for administrators. Over the years, countless "enterprise applications" accumulate in a…
MS365 | Fix "LogonDenied" error on IMAP & OAuth - PowerShell Fix
You know the game: The deactivation of Basic Authentication forces us all to act. Your DMS, ticket system or archive should finally access Exchange Online via OAuth2.In Azure, eve…
Microsoft Purview | Automated application of sensitivity labels
- with PowerShell and Microsoft GraphPrevious article: Microsoft Purview Sensitivity Labels: Architecture & Practice Guide Manually maintaining sensitivity labels is feasible in s…
Windows Server Hardening | The Ultimate Blueprint for Maximum Security
Windows Server is at the heart and often the crown jewel of your enterprise infrastructure. However, its central role makes it a preferred target. Hardening is not just a checklis…
PowerShell - SharePoint Online | App-Only Authentication
Managing SharePoint Online via PowerShell has been an integral part of administrative routines for years. But until now, authentication has been heavily tied to user accounts, whi…
Remove members from Microsoft 365 groups using PowerShell
Managing group memberships in Microsoft 365 is a core part of any modern cloud environment. Groups not only control access to resources, but are also the basis for Teams, SharePoi…
Microsoft 365 Profile Card: New Admin Features & Pitfalls
For a long time, customizing the Microsoft 365 Profile Card – the small window that pops up when you click on a name in Outlook or Teams – was a PowerShell or Graph Explorer task.…