Practical articles on IT, Microsoft 365, AI and digitalisation.

A critical Remote Code Execution vulnerability in SharePoint Server is being actively exploited by attackers. The patch has been available since January but many organisations have not yet installed it. CISA has added the vulnerability to its known exploited vulnerabilities list. Check your systems now.
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Microsoft Teams is getting two notable updates this week: a real-time AI interpreter that simultaneously translates meetings into your language, and a new overview panel in the Teams Admin Center for managing external collaboration settings. What does this mean for your organisation?
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Microsoft has rolled out Copilot Memory for Microsoft 365. Copilot now actively retrieves context from your emails, calendar and files, and remembers your preferences between sessions. What does this deliver, and what does it mean for your employees' privacy?
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AI tools are asking for your confirmation less and less, and acting on their own more and more. What is agentic AI, why is this a tipping point, and what questions should your organisation already be answering about responsibility and control?
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Microsoft Teams is already the go-to place for chat, meetings and collaboration in many organisations. But calling external numbers via Teams requires an extra step: a VoIP connection or Microsoft Teams Phone. How do both options work and which fits your organisation best?
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The landline has long been the backbone of business communication. But VoIP telephony offers lower costs, more flexibility and better integrations than traditional ISDN or PSTN connections ever could. Here are the seven most important advantages organisations experience daily after switching.
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Microsoft has abolished the free 30-day grace period for expired Microsoft 365 subscriptions. Failing to renew on time now means immediate loss of access to services and data. What exactly is changing, what risks do you face and how do you prevent unwanted disruptions?
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In seven days, on 31 March 2026, Microsoft is removing default outbound internet access for new Azure Virtual Networks. New VMs, Azure Virtual Desktop environments and Windows 365 ANC connections created after that date will be unable to reach the internet unless you explicitly configure outbound connectivity. What do you need to do now?
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From April 2026, Microsoft will automatically enable passkey profiles for Entra ID tenants that have not yet done so manually. Organisations that do not review their FIDO2 policy in time may be caught off guard. What exactly is changing and what do you need to do now?
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The traditional corporate VPN is reaching the end of its life. With Microsoft Entra Global Secure Access, Microsoft offers a fully integrated Security Service Edge solution that replaces VPN with Entra Private Access and secures internet traffic with Entra Internet Access. What does this mean and how do you migrate?
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Microsoft has rolled out Autopilot Device Preparation (APDP) as the new standard for zero-touch device enrolment. Faster, simpler and fully Intune-native: a new device is fully configured in under 10 minutes. What changes and how do you prepare your organisation?
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NIST has published its first post-quantum cryptography standards and major cloud providers are already implementing them. Quantum computers will render current asymmetric encryption unsafe before 2030. Harvest-now-decrypt-later attacks are already underway. These are the steps every enterprise must take now.
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2026 is becoming the year agentic AI grows into the biggest cybersecurity risk for enterprises. Non-human identities — the API keys, service accounts and digital certificates of AI agents — outnumber human identities at a ratio of 50:1. Attackers know this. Does your security strategy?
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Microsoft is rolling out its biggest M365 platform refresh in years throughout Q1 2026. From a forced migration to New Outlook to larger Teams channels and Defender security in lower licence tiers — here is everything every IT administrator needs to know.
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On 17 March 2026, Microsoft announced a major reorganisation of its Copilot team. Mustafa Suleyman steps back from day-to-day product leadership to focus entirely on building proprietary frontier AI models. What does this mean for Microsoft's AI strategy and your organisation?
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Microsoft deploys the first large-scale production clusters of NVIDIA GB300 NVL72 Blackwell Ultra GPUs and launches Azure AI Foundry as the central platform for enterprise AI. What does this mean for organisations serious about AI?
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More and more businesses are moving away from on-premise IT infrastructure in favour of cloud-first strategies. Lower costs, greater flexibility and improved security are driving this shift. Here is what it means for your organisation.
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From April 2026, Microsoft Entra ID will automatically enable passkey profiles for all tenants. A major step towards passwordless sign-in. What does this mean for your organisation and what should you prepare right now?
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With Wave 3, Microsoft 365 Copilot makes the leap from smart assistant to autonomous AI agent. Agent Mode now works iteratively inside Word, Excel and PowerPoint, while Agent 365 delivers enterprise-scale governance.
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Microsoft is replacing classic Windows Autopilot with the new Autopilot Device Preparation — faster, cloud-native and now available for Windows 365 Cloud PCs. Windows also now installs security updates automatically during the initial device setup.
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AI Agents are no longer reserved for large corporations. Businesses of all sizes are adopting AI-driven automation to handle customer enquiries, streamline workflows and free up valuable staff time for higher-value work.
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Microsoft 365 Copilot brings AI directly into Word, Excel, Teams and Outlook. But what does that mean in practice for your organisation? We break down the key features, costs and implementation considerations.
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The traditional VPN has become a security liability in a world of remote work and cloud applications. Microsoft Entra Private Access offers a modern Zero Trust alternative that is both more secure and more user-friendly.
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Conditional Access is the most powerful security feature in Microsoft Entra ID. With the right policies, you can block attacks automatically without disrupting employee productivity. These are the best practices for 2026.
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Cyber attacks do not only target large enterprises. Microsoft Defender for Business brings enterprise-grade endpoint security to SMB organisations at an accessible price. We explain what it does and when it is worth it.
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Microsoft resolved over 160 security vulnerabilities in January 2026, including 8 critical flaws in Windows and Microsoft Office. Do you know whether your systems are already up to date?
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