Liam Cleary [MVP]

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

Category: Policy

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Attack Surface / Auditing / Coding / Development / JavaScript / JavaScript / jQuery / jQuery / JSON / Policy / Ramblings / Scripting / Security / SharePoint 2016 / SharePoint Online / SPFx / Threat / TypeScript

Code Security Audit using “npm audit”

In a previous post, I wrote about “Security Scanning SharePoint Framework” components. https://www.helloitsliam.com/2018/07/04/security-scanning-a-sharepoint-framework-solution This post is a continuance of this. When you have set up your workstation for SharePoint Framework Development, the last step...

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ADFS / Authentication / Authorization / Azure Information Protection / Compliance / Courses / Data Loss Protection (DLP) / General / Hybrid / Multi-Factor / MVP / Office 365 / Opsgility / Policy / PowerShell / Rights Management / SharePoint Online / Threat

*NEW* Training Course Available

PowerShell for Office 365 “The course will educate you on the details you need to know to be able to start writing PowerShell for Office 365. By the end, our objective is to make...

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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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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 / 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...

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Authentication / Authorization / Azure / Compliance / Cybersecurity / Identity / Multi-Factor / Office 365 / Policy / Privacy / Security / SharePoint / SharePoint 2016 / SharePoint Online / Tor

Using Risk-based Multi-Factor Authentication in Microsoft 365

One of the best Security protections that can be used with accounts, is Multi-Factor Authentication. However, the problem arises trying to get the balance between Security and User Experience. You know what I mean,...

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Azure / Azure Information Protection / Cybersecurity / Data Loss Protection (DLP) / GDPR / How To / Office 365 / Policy / PowerShell / SharePoint / SharePoint Online / Threat

Using Azure Information Protection to help with General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) Compliance

‘Azure Information Protection‘ is a cloud-based solution that helps an organization to classify, label, and protect its documents and emails. This can be done automatically by administrators who define rules and conditions, manually by...