Tony Redmond

.@Office365 V2.27 of the Microsoft #Graph #PowerShell SDK was made available on 19 April. The problems with Azure Automation PowerShell 7.1/7.2 runbooks persist (but 5.1 runbooks work). Some bugs have been squashed and some remain. V2.27 is worth testing...

.@Office365 On Saturday 19 April, #EntraID enabled a component called MACE Credential Revocation which promptly flagged many accounts to be at risk due to leaked credentials. It seems like a false positive, but you can't be too careful. https://t.co/68ICkMbfGU #Microsoft365

Looks like Microsoft will support #PowerShell 7.4 for Azure Automation from June 15, 2025. Should help with the current problems running Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK in Azure Automation: https://t.co/hzyv0ZcXgm

.@Office365 When someone invites an external user to a #Microsoft365 tenant, #EntraID makes that person the sponsor of the new guest account. This information is interesting in terms of finding out how guests join a tenant... https://t.co/PTT8j9YPRV

.@Office365 From May 26, 2025, Purview eDiscovery will dump a lot of old UI and force admins to access content searcehes through the new UI. Also changes to #PowerShell cmdlets that might break some automation around export of search results. https://t.co/0ZIBQC5Z2S #Microsoft365

.@Office365 Sending large (> 3 MB) attachments with Outlook using the Microsoft Graph #PowerShell SDK. Something that you didn't know you needed to know how to do until you needed to know it. https://t.co/OErf5hDw5i

.@Office365 Several ways exist to license sensitivity labels for automatic labeling... including the DIY option. Here's a comparison of the different licenses and costs. https://t.co/G56MYV0eRJ #Microsoft365

.@Office365 #EntraID will block service prinicipal-less authentication from March 2026. Don't know what this is or if it will affect your #Microsoft365 tenant? It's time to check.... Microsoft will take care of 1P apps. Other vendors need to do the same https://t.co/YGYUwgcHgi

.@Office365 If you didn't like the idea of clickable links in the preview of malicious emails, the Defender for #Office365 team agrees and fixed the bug after reading about the problem. https://t.co/ze9EwTFYk4 It's a pity that Microsoft support didn't see things the same way.

Is it only me who's annoyed by the persistent advertising for the Microsoft 365 "Community" conference next month. It's not a community conference because Microsoft dominates both funding & schedule, & it's not a #Microsoft365 conference because important bits of the ecosystem

.@Office365 Microsoft attempts to fix the problem with V2.26.1 of the Graph #PowerShell SDK and Azure Automation. This is the kind of issue that should never have appeared in public. Sad to see vital components abused. https://t.co/hzyv0ZcpqO #Microsoft365

Explaining the principles of how #Microsoft365 technology works has been a guiding focus of the #Office365 for IT Pros eBook since we started, 118 monthly updates ago. It's always great when people recognize the value in https://t.co/7QWJO1pMJR and https://t.co/O2fbbu2zlZ

The nicest thing that happens after a @Practical365 article appears to explain the principles behind some aspect of #Microsoft365 is when someone takes the work and makes it better. Like this: https://t.co/9pDBwUjchw https://t.co/D7mJwQygEm

.@Office365 Microsoft's E5 Security add-on is available for #Microsoft365 Business Premium tenants. The add-on is a discounted bundle of solutions to improve tenant security. It sounds like a good deal but is it? The answer is "it depends"... on what you can use.

.@Office365 Microsoft often leaves gaps in administration after they introduce new features. For instance, reporting who is creating #SharePoint agents and what sites those agents are in. Here's how to find out using #PowerShell and the audit log: https://t.co/PeQXTghkeC

.@Office365 With just a little effort, #Microsoft365 tenants with a bunch of old (but still confidential) #SharePoint files can protect them from #Copilot access by combining auto-label sensitivity policies, DLP, and a trainable classifier... Here's how: https://t.co/vKaKlojAXM

.@Office365 #SharePoint Online records a bunch of information in the audit log when file sharing happens. To find who shared what file with whom, you need to concentrate on the events relating to member and guest accounts... Here's how: https://t.co/MFIY4SZ7NJ #Microsoft365