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  1. OneDrive’s New Delete Recovery: Cloud Deletes Skip Windows Recycle Bin

    Microsoft is about to change one of OneDrive’s most familiar safety nets, and the implications go well beyond a simple tweak to deleted-file behavior. Starting in May 2026, files deleted from the cloud will no longer land in the local Recycle Bin on Windows or Trash on macOS when those files are...
  2. OneDrive Cloud Deletions No Longer Go to Windows Recycle Bin

    Microsoft’s coming OneDrive change is small on the surface and potentially disruptive in practice: files deleted from the cloud will no longer be handed off to a PC’s local Recycle Bin or a Mac’s Trash when that file also exists locally. Instead, recovery will live in the OneDrive or SharePoint...
  3. March 2026 Patch Fixes SharePoint Spoofing XSS CVE-2026-26105

    Microsoft released an important security update on March 10, 2026, to address CVE-2026-26105 — a high‑severity spoofing (cross‑site scripting, CWE‑79) vulnerability affecting on‑premises Microsoft SharePoint Server. The flaw allows an unauthenticated remote actor to deliver specially crafted...
  4. CPA AI Playbook 2026: Adopt Test Monitor for Safe Deployment

    A year into the Adopt, Test, Monitor framework for CPA firms, the practical truth has hardened: some AI capabilities are ready for firm‑wide deployment, others are ripe for disciplined experimentation, and a small but influential set of agentic and domain‑specific technologies belong squarely in...
  5. CVE-2026-20958: Urgent SharePoint Patch and Hunt Guidance for Information Disclosure

    Microsoft's advisory listing for CVE-2026-20958 places the vulnerability squarely in the category security teams take most seriously: a vendor‑acknowledged SharePoint flaw tied to information disclosure that demands immediate patch‑and‑hunt workflows, careful exposure reduction, and post‑patch...
  6. CVE-2026-20959 SharePoint Spoofing: Urgent On-Prem Patch and Playbook

    Microsoft has assigned CVE-2026-20959 to a SharePoint Server presentation‑layer (spoofing) vulnerability, and administrators should treat the entry as a vendor‑tracked, high‑urgency condition that requires immediate triage and likely patching or mitigations depending on the MSRC mapping for each...
  7. CVE-2026-20951: Patch and Hunt SharePoint On-Prem RCE Now

    Microsoft has published a Security Update Guide entry for CVE-2026-20951, a Microsoft Office SharePoint Server remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability included in the January 2026 security rollup, and administrators running on‑premises SharePoint should treat it as a high‑priority...
  8. Tier3Tech’s Automation-First Rise: SharePoint, Power Platform and Copilot

    Tier3Tech’s rise to the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 and its insistence on automation-first projects signals a clear ambition: turn routine IT from a cost centre into a growth engine using SharePoint, Power Platform automation and Microsoft’s emerging Copilot/agent tooling. Background / Overview...
  9. CVE-2025-59245 Elevation in SharePoint and Urgent Mitigation Guidance

    Microsoft’s advisory listing for CVE-2025-59245 describes an Elevation of Privilege issue in SharePoint Online that raises urgent operational and detection questions for administrators of Microsoft 365 tenants and hybrid SharePoint environments. The vulnerability’s public description centers on...
  10. Mitigating the On-Prem SharePoint RCE Chain: Patch Rotate Keys Hunt Web Shells

    Microsoft’s on‑premises SharePoint ecosystem is again at the center of a high‑urgency security incident: an unauthenticated or low‑privilege remote code execution (RCE) chain built from an authentication/spoofing bypass and an unsafe deserialization path has been weaponized in the wild, enabling...
  11. Microsoft 365 Through Fresh Eyes: Barrow’s Field Report on Outlook and SharePoint

    Lionel Barrow’s short, furious tour of Microsoft 365 — republished and amplified by The Register — reads like a field report from an alien visitor trying to understand a human ritual: a thirty-something engineer raised on Gmail who steps into Exchange, Outlook, SharePoint, and Microsoft’s...
  12. Microsoft 365 Copilot: Team Agents Transform Collaboration in Teams and SharePoint

    Microsoft this week expanded Microsoft 365 Copilot from a personal productivity assistant into a suite of context‑aware team agents that live inside Teams channels, SharePoint sites, Viva Engage communities, and meetings — agents that can prepare agendas, take notes, manage projects, tag and...
  13. Project Manager Agent in Teams: Licensing, Governance, and IT Readiness

    Microsoft is expanding the reach of AI inside Teams with a public preview of Project Manager agent skills that aim to turn meeting chatter and channel conversations into tracked, actionable work — but the feature brings licensing, governance, and operational caveats that IT teams must weigh...
  14. Bonfy ACS v1.1: AI-native DLP for Microsoft 365 and Copilot

    Bonfy.AI’s latest update to its Adaptive Content Security platform lands squarely in the intersection of AI adoption and enterprise security, expanding native integrations across Microsoft 365 and positioning an AI-first approach to Data Loss Prevention that specifically targets risks introduced...
  15. Microsoft 365 Copilot Goes Collaboration-First: AI Agents in Teams and SharePoint

    Work is changing shape: Microsoft is shifting Microsoft 365 Copilot from a personal assistant into a set of collaboration-first agents that live inside Teams, SharePoint, and Viva Engage — effectively giving every team, meeting, project, and community an AI teammate that acts on shared context...
  16. Windows 365 Updates: Connection Center, CRDR, and Disaster Recovery Plus

    Microsoft's latest updates to the Windows 365 family push the Cloud PC experience closer to a full, resilient desktop replacement — but they also raise important questions for IT about licensing, capacity, and user data protection. The company has expanded the Connection Center experience so...
  17. Office 2016/2019 End of Support Oct 14, 2025: Plan Migration to Microsoft 365 or LTSC 2024

    Microsoft has set a hard deadline: support for Office 2016 and Office 2019 — including the familiar Word, Excel, PowerPoint suites and some server counterparts — will end on October 14, 2025, and there will be no extension and no Extended Security Updates (ESUs) for those perpetual desktop...
  18. EU Unbundles Teams from Office 365: Pricing, Interop, and Data Portability

    Microsoft’s decision to formally separate Teams from Office 365/Microsoft 365 marks the close of a high‑stakes regulatory chapter and creates a new competitive baseline for enterprise collaboration tools worldwide. The European Commission and Microsoft reached a negotiated package of commitments...
  19. Agentic Collaboration in Teams: AI Agents, Copilot Studio, and SharePoint for Enterprise

    Microsoft’s internal account of how Teams has evolved into an AI-first collaboration platform reads less like a product update and more like a blueprint for how large organizations will work in the next decade: Teams as the connective tissue, AI agents as the operational workforce, and Copilot...
  20. OneNote for Windows 10 Retirement: Migrate to OneNote on Windows by Oct 14, 2025

    Microsoft has confirmed that OneNote for Windows 10—the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app preinstalled on many Windows 10 machines—will be retired on October 14, 2025, and will switch to a read-only state after that date, meaning you will still be able to view content but will not be able to...