In this blog, we list few top stories of data breaches and cyber-attacks that’s Scarier than Halloween! Equifax, which is one of the largest reported corporate data breaches in this month. Not this but there were lots of other data breaches and cyber-attacks in list like; Deloitte, Nunavut’s, etc.. million’s of records leaked in few months. … Read more
In this blog we see how to identify who has accessed another user’s mailbox in Office 365/ non-owner mailbox access in Office 365. You have to enable mailbox audit logging for each mailbox that you want to track non-owner access. Office 365 (Exchange Online) also provides the mailbox audit logging through which you can track … Read more
In this blog will discuss how to see the user login history and activity in Office 365. The Office 365 user’s login history can be searched through Office 365 Security & Compliance Center. In the left pane, click Search & investigation, and then click Audit log search. Proceed with this link: https://protection.office.com/ Here’s the process for searching the … Read more
In this blog we see how to enable auditing in office 365. In order to track the users actions like; reading, moving, and deleting the messages. By using audit logs we can see who read, deleted, moved or copied a message in Office 365. We need to enable auditing in office 365, by default … Read more
In this blog we see how to trim the SharePoint 2010/2013/2016 audit logs. We need to trim logs when storage is full, this is due to we didn’t implement a proper trimming of Audit logs, you can use below PowerShell command to delete them: $site = Get-SPSite https://yoursite . yourdomain . com $date = Get-Date … Read more
The best and the easiest way to find out when the users last changed their passwords in Office 365 is using PowerShell. First you will need to connect Windows Azure Active Directory using PowerShell and then run below cmdlet: PS C:\> Get-MsolUser -All | select DisplayName, LastPasswordChangeTimeStamp To export this data in CSV file use the … Read more