Ownerless Group Policy finally supported by the Graph API
A new endpoint is available on the Graph API to query and manage the Ownerless group policy within Microsoft 365… …
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A new endpoint is available on the Graph API to query and manage the Ownerless group policy within Microsoft 365… …
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A Graph SDK for PowerShell based script to export all BItLocker Recovery keys backed up to your Entra ID tenant. Keys are securely stored in the output and can only be accessed by the same user and device. Optionally, you can “unscramble” the output and store the recovery keys in plain text. …
Continue readingMore secure version of the Bitlocker recovery keys export script
Earlier this year, we explored the newly added functionality to restrict access for multi-tenant Entra ID integrated apps. Now Microsoft has provided a simple UI to manage the feature, so you no longer have to rely on the Graph API methods. You will find the relevant bits under the Entra …
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For years, we’ve been hearing how the Graph API is the de facto “control surface” of Microsoft 365 and should be used for all integrations/automations and apps. Yet, years down this journey, the real story still shows fragmented coverage across even the basic workloads (*cough* Exchange Online *cough*). On the …
Continue readingPSA: Microsoft deepens the disconnect between PowerShell and Purview UI
A Graph API based PowerShell script to generate a storage report for your personal OneDrive. The script allows you to generate a report down to individual items, with version history included, and can generate output resembling that of SharePoint’s Storage Metrics tool. To minimize the potential impact, we ask you to use your own Entra ID application, where you control the access and permissions granted! …