Correlating events becomes easier as Microsoft adds ‘SessionID’ to the audit logs in EXO
Yesterday, Microsoft announced a new capability in Exchange Online which adds the...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Jan 4, 2019 | Blog, Identity, Office 365, Other | 0 |
Yesterday, Microsoft announced a new capability in Exchange Online which adds the...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Dec 20, 2018 | ADFS, Blog, How-To's, Identity, Office 365, Other | 0 |
Recently, I attended the Thrive Conference in Ljubljana, Slovenia. During the IT Pro “Ask the...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | Mar 16, 2018 | Blog, Identity, Office 365, Other | 0 |
Update 21/03/2018: Microsoft have dialed back on how quickly messages are marked as spoofed and,...
Read Moreby Michael Van Horenbeeck | May 28, 2015 | Blog, Identity, Office 365 | 0 |
Office 365 provides various authentication options, such as cloud-IDs, Password Hash Synchronization or federated identities. Leaving out the specifics on how each of these options work, all of them are configured per domain. Whenever trying to access services in Office 365, the user is required to authenticate using its User Principal Name. For sake of simplicity, the general advise it to configure the UPN to match the email address which makes it less confusing for them.
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