Liam Cleary [MVP]

Architecture, Development, Security, Hacking and anything that I deem as important

Category: Azure

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App / App Model / Apps / C# / C# / Data Loss Protection (DLP) / HTML / JavaScript / JavaScript / jQuery / jQuery / JSON / Office 365 / PowerShell / REST API / Scripting / SharePoint / SharePoint 2003 / SharePoint 2007 / SharePoint 2010 / SharePoint 2013 / SharePoint 2016 / SharePoint Online / SPFx / TypeScript / WSP

SharePoint Customization versus Application

Since I started working with SharePoint, what seems like a lifetime ago now, people have wanted to extend or customize it in many ways. From writing full-trust C# code to hacking the user interface...

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Security Features missing from Office 365

Office 365 is a great platform of choice for any collaboration and sharing that you may need as an organization. Over the years Microsoft has added great Security features to help in protecting Office...

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Classic versus SharePoint Framework Customization

Over the past few years, a topic that comes up more and more is whether these customization and development approaches within SharePoint are safe. I, myself have built Managed Code and Sandbox solutions, as...

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Is JavaScript Safe for SharePoint?

The typical consultant answer is correct “It Depends.” I am also expecting that there are multiple views on this and there are many I am sure who might say “Yes” and “No” and even...

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Is it a problem to customize SharePoint?

As you know, I enjoy working with SharePoint, Office 365 and of course the Security for that. I have spent a lot of my working career always drawn back to customizing the core platforms...

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Quick Update!!

As you know, starting in June of this month I left my job at Protiviti and started working for myself, creating a company called SharePlicity. So far so good, it has been more relaxing...

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Munich in June

On Wednesday, 27th of June 2018, Rencore will host a Full-day Tutorial on Building modern solutions for SharePoint and Office 365. This will be run by none other than Erwin van Hunen, Hugh Wood, and...

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Attack Surface / Azure / Best Practice / Cloud / Compliance / Cybersecurity / Microsoft Advanced Threat Analytics / MVP / MVPAward / Office 365 / Security / SharePoint / SharePoint Online / Threat / Webinar

Panel discussion: Cyber-security in SharePoint and Office 365

Microsoft’s Office 365 and Azure platforms are among the fastest growing cloud environments on the market, and yet even with record-setting growth, cyber-security remains the top concern of organizations considering moving all or part...

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Attack Surface / Auditing / Authentication / Authorization / Azure / Compliance / Cybersecurity / Hacking / Identity / Internet / Multi-Factor / Office 365 / Policy / Reporting / Security / SharePoint / SharePoint Online / Threat

Using Risk-based Multi-Factor Authentication – Reporting

In the last post: Using Risk-based Multi-Factor Authentication, I talked about setting up the risk-based policies, in this post we will look at the reporting and alerting mechanisms that are available. Within the Azure...