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Act now: Turn on or customize Microsoft-managed Conditional Access policies
This blog was originally published on the Entra ID blog on 3/19.
As part of our Secure Future Initiative, we announced Microsoft-managed Conditional Access policies in November 2023. These policies are designed to help you secure …
Microsoft 365 Lighthouse: A new look and a bright future
Introducing our new icon
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We’re thrilled to announce that Microsoft 365 Lighthouse has a brand-new icon. As we welcome more and more MSPs to Lighthouse, our new icon helps communicate our product identity a…
Introducing the Microsoft 365 Lighthouse and Microsoft Power Platform Integration Guide
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We’re excited to announce the launch of the Microsoft 365 Lighthouse and Microsoft Power Platform Integration Guide. This guide provides a clear, step-by-step approach to integrat…
Deep Dive of Microsoft-managed Conditional Access Policies in Microsoft Entra ID
This blog was originally published on the Entra ID blog on 2/6.
In November 2023 at Microsoft Ignite, we announced Microsoft-managed policies and the auto-rollout of multifactor authentication (MFA)-related Conditional Access policies&…
How Legendary Brands Like Jack Daniel’s And Virgin Stay Connected To Their Customers
Want to forge customer relationships that last? These brands show how it’s done.
New York handwritten note service Bond announce new bulk messaging feature
New York-based handwritten note service Bond which aims to keep handwritten letters in style has announced the launch …
British bosses swallow ‘big dose of realism’ as confidence falls
Scapade Brings Meaningful Connections to Travel
The people you meet while traveling enriches the entire experience. But how do you ensure that you are meeting like-minded people during your travels? The answer: Scapade. It’s a soon-to-launch app that connects you with fellow travelers based on preferences allowing to create your own personal traveling profile, search for other travelers, and open your […]
Ethereum scammers disguised as Vitalik Buterin are out to steal your coins
You might want to be extra suspicious in case you receive an email from Ethereum founder Vitalik Buterin, cordially asking you to send money: chances are someone is trying to scam you out of your funds. Buterin has taken to Twitter to warn his followers that malicious actors are pretending to be him in order to trick unsuspecting cryptocurrency rookies into sending them their coins. “If you get an email that looks like it’s from me asking for ETH, please do NOT send,” the founder cautioned. “Either contact me first or if you’re lazy just assume it’s a fraud.” If…
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