Exchange Online protection, phishing and BEC defense, DKIM, DMARC and SPF, plus Teams and SharePoint security and external sharing controls.
May 2022 for MSPs: personal Bookings pages land in Outlook, quarantine notifications get custom branding, Teams ships four features, and Defender for Business standalone gets an upgrade path.
October 2021 for MSPs: tenants get 30-day notices before basic auth and SMTP AUTH shut off, Message Trace leaves the SCC, DKIM setup gets simpler, and Authenticator adds number matching.
September 2021 for MSPs: NCE brings a 20% monthly premium to seat-based CSP, basic auth gets an October 2022 kill date with surprise shutoffs sooner, and the classic EAC starts winding down.
August 2021 for MSPs: Azure AD Graph and MSOnline license cmdlets retire June 30, 2022, Teams recordings start auto-expiring at 60 days, and channel renames finally sync to SharePoint.
July 2021 for MSPs: Microsoft 365 Lighthouse enters free public preview, Outlook meetings go online by default, Teams adds Fluid components, and Secure Score gets five Teams checks.
June 2021 for MSPs: E2EE arrives for 1:1 Teams calls, meetings can auto-record, recordings become searchable by transcript, and the first contact safety tip moves into anti-phishing policy.
May 2021 for MSPs: the Microsoft 365 Lighthouse service plan lands in Business Premium, external group chat hits GA with 250 participants, and reply-all storm protection becomes tunable.
April 2021 for MSPs: Teams adds webinars, meeting locks and dial-in IDs, Exchange ships a new admin center and spoof controls, and Conditional Access gains GPS-based named locations.
March 2021's Microsoft 365 changes that matter to MSPs: attendee camera controls in Teams, granular EOP quarantine release, new least-privilege admin roles, and self-service purchase expansion.
January 2021's Microsoft 365 changes for MSPs: a stricter Teams lobby setting, more secure connector webhook URLs, the Skype for Business Online Connector retirement, and Intune OS support cutoffs.
An Azure Logic App can pull Microsoft Graph security alerts on a timer and post them to a Teams channel with no scripting. Here is the build, the cost, and where it falls short.
Register a Graph Security app, drop a webhook into Teams, and schedule a PowerShell script to post every M365 and Azure security alert across your tenants at zero running cost.
