Five years ago this past month, I left my comfortable paying full-time job to go on my own and see what would happen. It probably […]

Last week was my first in-person conference presenting two sessions in a few years. I almost did a year ago or so, but I got […]

You all know that a modern script editor web part is available within the PnP Samples that allows you to write code directly into the […]

Chapter 3: The Forensic Expert Jake and Lily contacted Max, the forensic expert, and told him about the phishing email and their discovery of the […]

Chapter 2: Inside the Tenant Jake and Lily quickly changed their passwords and alerted Mr. Johnson about the phishing email. They knew they had to […]

Chapter 1: The Phishing Email Jake and Lily sat in their computer lab, typing away on their laptops. They loved to explore the digital world […]

Microsoft 365 Defender Advanced Hunting uses the Kusto Query Language (KQL) and information within Microsoft 365 to identify potential risks. Once licensed, most tenants will […]

Another quick post. This time we combine Advanced Hunting Kusto Query Language (KQL) queries and Microsoft PowerShell Graph SDK. We will use the same Advanced […]

In my last post, I wrote about finding emails using Microsoft 365 Defender Advanced Hunting queries. I wanted to show something similar using just PowerShell […]

While working on some training course assets, I needed to execute “Advanced Hunting” queries from PowerShell. The logic is to get the results and then […]

As most of you know, I author Pluralsight and LinkedIn Learning courses. There may also be some new ones soon as well. In the last six months (since September […]

Yesterday (February 1st, 2023), Microsoft published a blog outlining certification changes. I won’t regurgitate the entire blog post; you can read it here: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-learn-blog/evolving-microsoft-365-certifications-help-keep-you-in-sync-with/ba-p/3719265 To […]

ChatGPT is fantastic; there, I said it. However, it has limitations; mainly, it only knows information that was part of its training, which finished in […]

For January 2023, creating two playlists for the two types of music I listen to the most was only fitting. The first UK Happy Hardcore, the […]

GraphQL is a query language for your API that Facebook developed. It provides a flexible and efficient way for clients to request data from servers. […]

So this playlist is a New Year Banger. It might not be what everyone likes, and it is not for the faint at heart, it […]

Digital forensics, also known as computer forensics, is uncovering and interpreting electronic data. It is a crucial skill in today’s digital age, as electronic devices […]

If you are an IT Administrator focusing on Microsoft 365 and Azure, please can you take a few minutes to answer my survey on tools […]

I started writing about using the Microsoft PowerShell Graph SDK a while ago. I also released a Pluralsight course on it, which has led to […]

If, like me, you connect to either Azure Active Directory or Microsoft 365 using the Microsoft Graph PowerShell SDK, you may have hit the problem […]

In this months playlist I chose classic UK Garage / Bassline dance music. It reminds of my younger self clubbing 🙂 I hope you enjoy. […]

A few years ago I released a playlist of music every month. It has been a long time since I did one but finally got […]

About three weeks ago, I struggled to sleep with a dodgy stomach. I am sure you have all been there, where you have eaten something […]

Well it is that time of year again when all of the MVP’s wait for the Microsoft email to appear to let them know if […]

Connecting to the Microsoft Graph using PowerShell is simple and easy. The most straightforward approach is to pass the required scopes as part of the […]