A few days ago, my website visitor counter surpassed the 3 million mark, which of course made me very happy. I started the blog in 2014 as an online knowledge base and never imagined it would ever reach more than 3 million views. Many thanks to all readers and also to people who leave comments …
It’s often useful for businesses to gather statistics on their current email traffic. This can be done via the Defender Portal in Microsoft 365 or using PowerShell. Generally, the standard Exchange Online Protection already allows you to view and analyze a significant amount of data (this feature is included in most standard plans; see Business or Enterprise plans ). However, it’s …
Read more “Create an Exchange Online report on SPAM, phishing, and malware using PowerShell”
Yesterday, the Exchange team announced another change (which I think makes sense). Starting in March 2026, ActiveSync clients—that is, various mobile devices (phones/tablets, other ActiveSync devices)—that run an EAS client older than version 16.1 will no longer be supported. In other words, all older smartphones or tablets that access Exchange Online using their built-in email …
Read more “Exchange Online Active Sync Client Update EAS 16.1”
I repeatedly notice (and this isn’t particularly surprising) that many users share a large number of links with the world. Sometimes consciously, sometimes unconsciously. In the worst case, this can lead to data loss and documents can fall into the wrong hands. If the organization doesn’t have any measures in place to prevent this and …
Read more “OneDrive report for shared documents also as admin”
I frequently use the Lists application in my daily work and find it helpful for some purposes. Therefore, in this post, I’d like to discuss the views in Lists and make them a little more understandable. If you’re new to lists, you can watch some tutorials online and get a lot of information. There’s also a description …
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