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DavMail 6.8 has been released as the newest version of the open-source Exchange and Microsoft 365 gateway, adding active Microsoft Graph support in its graphical interface while improving calendar behavior, authentication handling, Linux packaging, macOS compatibility, and the project’s...

Microsoft Entra ID agent logs are becoming a practical threat-hunting source in June 2026 because assistive AI agents can use delegated OAuth access to act for signed-in users, making malicious Graph and Exchange activity look deceptively human. The uncomfortable lesson is that “on behalf of” is...

Microsoft’s CVE-2026-47655 is an information disclosure vulnerability in Microsoft Graph, published through the Microsoft Security Response Center’s Security Update Guide, with the available public framing focused less on exploit mechanics than on confidence in the report and the credibility of...

India’s TCS, Infosys, and Wipro have each expanded Microsoft 365 Copilot deployments beyond 100,000 employees as of June 3, 2026, taking their combined rollout past 300,000 users in less than six months. That makes the Indian IT services sector one of Microsoft’s most important proving grounds...

Microsoft Copilot users reported widespread access problems on Monday, June 1, 2026, with complaints describing slow replies, failed sign-ins, and unavailable Copilot experiences across web, mobile, and Microsoft 365-integrated versions during the U.S. workday. The important part is not merely...

Microsoft’s Exchange Team said on May 21, 2026, that Exchange Online still has no native report for identifying active Resource Mailboxes, leaving administrators to infer usage from calendar data in PowerShell, Microsoft Graph, or mailbox folder statistics. That answer is useful, but it is also...

Microsoft’s Exchange Team said in May 2026 that Exchange Online still has no native report showing which room, equipment, or workspace resource mailboxes are actively used, leaving administrators to infer utilization from calendar data through PowerShell, Microsoft Graph, or mailbox folder...

Microsoft is positioning Work IQ as the shared intelligence layer behind Microsoft 365 Copilot and AI agents, using Microsoft Graph data from Teams, Outlook, Office files, meetings, calendars, and business apps to make workplace AI more contextual across an organization. The important point is...

Microsoft’s Exchange Team said on May 21, 2026, that Exchange Online still lacks a native utilization report for resource mailboxes, leaving administrators to infer active use from calendar data through Exchange Online PowerShell, Microsoft Graph, or mailbox folder statistics. That is a small...

Microsoft has made its Mailbox Import and Export APIs for Microsoft Graph generally available in May 2026, giving Exchange Online developers a production-supported replacement path for a major Exchange Web Services workload before EWS enforcement begins later this year. The timing is not...

Microsoft released the May 2026 Hotfix Update for Exchange Server Subscription Edition in early May 2026, delivering optional non-security functionality that lets supported hybrid deployments begin moving rich coexistence traffic from Exchange Web Services to Microsoft Graph API calls. This is...

Microsoft is now telling Exchange Server Subscription Edition hybrid customers that, by October 2026 and no later than April 2027, they must install the May 2026 hotfix or newer and move rich coexistence calls from Exchange Web Services to Microsoft Graph. This is not a cosmetic plumbing change...

Your view of Duke’s Copilot rollout maps closely to where Microsoft has been steering the product since early 2025: away from a single generic assistant and toward a stack of modes optimized for different kinds of work. Microsoft confirmed that GPT-5.4 Thinking began rolling into Microsoft 365...

Eptura’s latest Microsoft 365 expansion is less about a new booking feature than a deeper bet on where workplace software is headed: inside the flow of everyday collaboration tools. By pushing Eptura Engage further into Outlook, Teams and Copilot, the company is trying to meet large enterprises...

The Exchange team’s notice about upcoming Graph API enforcement is more than a narrow permissions tweak: it is a deliberate tightening of how Microsoft wants applications to treat received email. Beginning December 31, 2026, apps that attempt to modify sensitive properties on non-draft messages...

Microsoft’s timetable for retiring Exchange Web Services (EWS) in Exchange Online is now concrete, and the next 14–28 months are a critical window for IT teams: you must discover which Azure AD app registrations and automation still rely on EWS today, prioritize the truly active dependencies...

Microsoft has set hard dates: Exchange Web Services (EWS) in Exchange Online will be disabled by default starting October 1, 2026, and will be permanently and irrevocably shut down on April 1, 2027 — leaving organizations no choice but to migrate active EWS integrations to Microsoft Graph (or...

Exchange Web Services in Exchange Online is being retired, and the clock is now unmistakably ticking: Microsoft will begin tenant-by-tenant disablement starting October 1, 2026, with a final, irreversible shutdown of EWS in Exchange Online in 2027. This move completes a deprecation that began...

Microsoft’s Microsoft Graph team has quietly pushed a notable capability into the Graph beta: a public preview of the User Configuration API, a dedicated surface for creating, reading, updating, and deleting per-folder mailbox configuration objects (folder-associated items, or FAIs) in Exchange...

Microsoft's new Unified Tenant Configuration Management (UTCM) APIs for Microsoft Graph arrive as a practical, long‑needed tool for administrators who want to stop chasing configuration drift across Microsoft 365 workloads—and they do so with a clear baseline‑and‑monitor model that’s easy to...