Microsoft 365 6 Critical Settings that Every Admin MUST Know!

In this short session, I’ll take you through 6 critical Microsoft 365 settings that will not only secure your environment but also make a real difference in terms of management and usability for both your users and admins alike. Small settings can have a major impact on your business, especially if a feature is incorrectly enabled. So join me for a quick 15min tour of the Microsoft 365 admin centre and you’ll be amazed at what you’ll discover. This session is also perfect for anyone who’s currently studying for certification.

This weeks book of the week:
Microsoft Defender for Endpoint in Depth by Paul Huijbregts, Joe Anich, Justen Graves

Timecodes

00:00 Introduction
01:05 Book of the week
01:55 Anonymous or not? That is the question!
04:20 Organisational Calendar Sharing
08:30 Account Linking
09:27 Speech Recognition Integration
10:22 Important Microsoft 365 Group Settings
10:57 Managing Ownerless Groups
13:44 Session Review

[Nethanel]

Thank you, Andy, for putting this up. I appreciate these kinds of demos you do for M365 updates, must-knows, and critical settings. Your tutorials are always good, but these kinds of demos help me go a step beyond for making SysAdmin work simpler and more efficient. Thanks!

[wg]

First 2 settings were quite useful. Thanks!

[IrokSteady]

Andy, you really are an MVP. You identify my outstanding issue right off the bat with the anonymous user! Thank you!

[Aman-ioql]

Thank you so much, sir. I'm a college student, and I've just started my career in Exchange administration. Your videos have been incredibly helpful.

[mikensam]

Hey Andy. Thanks so much fit all of your videos, I am new to admin and your videos are invaluable for me. Could I ask what is the best way to have a shared contact list where all users are automatically part of it and all can automatically add/edit please?

[nsabimanaismail]

Hello Andy!

I'm reaching out for advice on setting up a workflow for change request approvals in our IT department. The goal is to have a process where at least three approvals are required, and if any one of the approvers rejects the request, the workflow should automatically stop and revert to the change request initiator. Otherwise, if all approvals are granted, the workflow should proceed to the final approval stage.

Your insights and guidance on the best way to achieve this workflow scenario would be highly appreciated.

[willianmattos]

Can you talked about AD Secutiry. A customer this week lose their Admin Global.

[ndmirza]

very nice, Thanks, do you have the book in pdf if share with us?

[danielspurr]

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