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1. OneDrive Sign-In Prompt for Personal Microsoft Accounts. New Update Overview Even for the personal Microsoft account, OneDrive will now prompt users to sign in with the account no matter even if they are already signed in on a device. This change is rolling out this July and finishes being implemented in August 2025. Basically, […]
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Microsoft Intune continues to be one of the most powerful tools available for unified endpoint management. In 2025, with new updates, integrations, and security requirements emerging rapidly, staying aligned with Microsoft Intune best practices has never been more important. This guide outlines the key practices IT teams should follow to ensure secure access, enhanced user […]
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As organizations transition from System Center Configuration Manager (SCCM) to Microsoft Intune and Windows Update for Business (WUfB), it’s critical to ensure that legacy configurations don’t interfere with modern update management. One common issue is the lingering presence of Group Policy (GP) cache and WSUS registry settings that were previously managed by SCCM. In this […]
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1. Microsoft Pauses SPFx Field Customizers Retirement Plan in SharePoint Online Overview Microsoft just paused a planned retirement of SharePoint Framework (SPFx) Field Customizers from Lists and Doc libraries. Their initial goal was to improve performance, replacing customizers with simpler alternatives like Column Formatters, but now they are not moving forward anymore. Microsoft says they […]
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Migrating data from third-party cloud storage platforms like Google, Box, Dropbox, or legacy file systems to Microsoft 365 is a major step in modernizing your organization’s digital infrastructure. But once the data is in its new home, ensuring it’s properly classified and protected becomes essential. Microsoft Purview Information Protection offers a powerful solution: auto-labeling policies […]
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HR executives seeking optimization of their workforce oversight while still being able to unlock actionable organizational intelligence know that the ROI of a Human Resource Information System (HRIS) is pure transformational and not just beneficial. Yet, the path to selecting an optimal HRIS platform is rarely linear as there is a vast multitude of HRIS […]
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1. Exchange Online Protection Update – “Monitor Action in Safe Attachments Policy” to Retire by August 2025 Overview Microsoft is going to retire Monitor action in the Safe Attachments policy for Exchange Online Protection (Defender for O365), concluding the process by late August 2025. Post this update, Safe Attachments policies will only support Off, Block, […]
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In modern enterprise environments, sensitivity labels and encryption policies are critical for protecting data. However, there are scenarios—such as data migration, restructuring, or administrative overrides—where these protections need to be temporarily removed. This blog post walks through a PowerShell script designed to automate the removal of Microsoft Purview sensitivity labels and encryption from files stored […]
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In today’s digital landscape, organizations across industries face increasing pressure to protect sensitive information while enabling seamless collaboration. Microsoft Purview offers two powerful tools to help meet this challenge: Data Loss Prevention (DLP) policies and sensitivity labels. Though they share a common goal—data protection—they operate in distinct ways. Understanding their differences and how they complement […]
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