As more and more organizations move to Office 365 the challenge shifts from “How do we get into Office 365?” to “How do we manage our data within Office 365?” Keeping your...
In Part 1, I discussed the implication of CFO fraud and how it can affect your company. It can cost a lost of money when transferred to the wrong accounts, CEOs and CFOs get fired...
Microsoft's latest outage reveals some attention points for Microsoft This past Thursday, May 2nd 2019, Microsoft suffered another outage on (parts of) its cloud services. The...
Lately I have been approached by a fair number of customers (both small as well as large Organizations) complaining about not so obvious and very confusing behavior between Skype...
Since the early days of Exchange Server, the limits of user mailboxes were strictly regulated. In many Exchange organizations, these quota limits were configured on a mailbox...
The Exchange Team provides you the Exchange Role Requirements Calculator now for a long time. This tool is still maintained and the preferred one for correct sizing. You can find...
Everybody receives spam and phishing email. Most of the time they are easy to recognize and just annoying, but sometimes there’s phishing email that’s harder to detect by eye....
Teams is Microsoft’s collaboration hub within Office 365. Teams was originally introduced as a direct answer to Slack, but it’s become a much bigger solution than that over the...
When moving to Office 365 you have various options on how to handle authentication to the service. The purpose of this article is not to explain in great detail what those options...
SSL Certificates in Exchange are widely used, both for encryption of traffic as well as server authentication. Despite the fact they are widely used, a lot of admins still think...
