Brandon Colley

Oct 21, 2024 | practical365.com | Tony Redmond |Brandon Colley

Table of ContentsToggle Earlier this year, Microsoft finally retired the Search-Mailbox cmdlet and removed the ability to remove large numbers of messages from mailboxes. The replacement, compliance search actions, can only remove 10 items per mailbox. Microsoft is now revamping Purview eDiscovery, and as part of that effort, they promise to increase the limit to 100 items per mailbox.

Oct 18, 2024 | practical365.com | Tony Redmond |Brandon Colley

Table of ContentsToggle On October 16, Microsoft published message center notification MC912176 to explain a change to the way that Exchange Online processes the recipient filters for dynamic distribution groups (DDGs). Essentially, Microsoft says that recipient filters that use wildcard prefixes with the equal operator should never have worked because this functionality was not designed into how the server evaluates recipient filters.

May 20, 2024 | practical365.com | Tony Redmond |Paul Robichaux |Brandon Colley

Table of ContentsToggle In April, I wrote about Microsoft’s introduction of Restricted SharePoint Search and described the new capability as a sticking plaster solution for those who fear that the introduction of Microsoft 365 Copilot will leak sensitive information into the public domain. The more I think about Restricted SharePoint Search, the more I dislike it. Limiting enterprise search to one hundred curated sites is a horrible thing to do to SharePoint Online.

Sep 5, 2023 | blog.quest.com | Jason Morano |Bryan Patton |Brandon Colley |Windows environments. Brandon

A quick search for “DCSync” returns 83,500 pages. There is a lot of information out there to absorb. Don’t let the first result fool you, DCSync is more than just a McDonald’s employee portal. You could sift through the other 83,499 results or just continue reading here. This article explains what a DCSync attack is and why it’s used. The results of a successful DCSync attack may be devastating but there are defense and detection strategies that can better protect enterprises. What is a DCSync attack?