This article describes how to report the audit events for a user over a single day. The task seems simple, but inconsistency in audit payloads make it harder. Workloads don’t help by the variations in audit events. In any case, persistence and knowledge about what the audit event captured for an action helps to decode the data, as illustrated by the script detailed here.

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The Ministry of Communication and Digital Affairs (KOMDIGI) and Microsoft today launch ElevAIte Indonesia, an AI skilling initiative to equip

The Office 365 for IT Pros writing team is thrilled to announce the availabilility of the December 2024 update (monthly update #114). Current subscribers can download the updated EPUB and PDF files for the main book and the Automating Microsoft 365 with PowerShell book using their Gumroad.com account or the download files link in their receipt.

This article covers how to use Exchange Online message trace data to find inactive mailboxes based on their message send activity. The script processes user mailboxes but can easily be adapted to process shared mailboxes too. This is only one way to find inactive maiboxes. The other methods mentioned in the article might be better suited to your purpose.

Microsoft recently renamed the default set of sensitivity label permissions. Each permission defines the usage rights for a labelled item for users. The rights range from the basic actions like edit, save, and print to the more advanced extract, right to run macros, and export. The trick is to make sure that sensitivity labels assign the right permissions to users.

SharePoint generates document mismatch notifications when users create or update files with sensitivity labels that are higher than the site’s container label. Normally, everything works as planned, but if a tenant has a cloudy attachment auto-label retention policy, items can end up in site preservation hold libraries that generate document mismatches. The problem is that you can’t stop the mismatches!

Generative AI tools are nice to have, but the LLMs used by these tools must come from somewhere. The impact of generative AI on technology websites is very real and will have a far reaching effect if websites close due to reduced traffic and revenues. How will the LLMs used by generative AI refresh their knowledge base if websites don’t create that information for them (for free)?

Dok. Marheni Widya Retna, Plan International Indonesia Foundation/Temmy Subrata, Mansur
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