27-August-2024 Below you will find a collection of news published yesterday. This news consists of Microsoft’s Roadmap when it is updated it will be below with items. Then there will be a section with the message center, if there is anything new there, this will be automatically included. And it contains a piece from blogs that I follow myself and would like to share with you. If I miss something in the blogs that do have an RSS feed, please let me know.
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Office 365 Roadmap Updated: 2024-08-27
Additions : 2
Updates : 7
More Details At: www.roadmapwatch.com
| New Features | Current Status | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft Teams: Real-time notifications (Live Activities) for Teams meetings on iOS lock screen | In Development | |||
| Microsoft Teams: Support for PowerPoint live within Cloud Video Interop (CVI) | In Development | |||
| Updated Features | Current Status | Update Type | ||
| Outlook: Schedule from email with Copilot | Rolling Out | Status | ||
| Microsoft Purview compliance portal: Data Loss Prevention for endpoints – Restrict unintentional sharing to unallowed cloud apps and services (macOS) | Launched | Status | ||
| Outlook: Adding search to settings on Outlook for Android | Rolling Out | Status | ||
| SharePoint: New enhancements to Restricted access control using Microsoft 365 and Microsoft Entra security groups | Rolling Out | Status | ||
| Outlook: Chat with Copilot in Outlook mobile | Rolling Out | Status | ||
| Microsoft Viva: Viva for AI Transformation pre-built campaign in Viva Amplify | Launched | Status | ||
| Microsoft Purview compliance portal: Data loss prevention (DLP) support for trainable classifiers (U.S. Government clouds) | Launched | Status |
Items from the MessageCenter in Microsoft 365
| Changes to Windows Boot Manager revocations for Secure Boot, effective July 9, 2024Category:WindowsNummer:MC873559Status:stayInformed | Follow the new guidelines to deploy changes across enterprises and understand how the new Windows Boot Manager self-revocation works. These new guidelines are part of a plan with five phases to deploy protections against the publicly disclosed Secure Boot security feature bypass (CVE-2023-24932). The Deployment Phase is now in effect and documented in the updated KB5025885. This new phase starts with changes introduced by the July 2024 Windows security update. Learn more about these changes at KB5025885: How to manage the Windows Boot Manager revocations for Secure Boot changes associated with CVE-2023-24932, When will this happen The new Boot Manager is included in the Windows updates released on or after July 9, 2024. How does this affect your organization This update for Secure Boot has five phases:
What you need to do to prepare Install the Windows monthly servicing update released on or after July 9, 2024, on supported Windows devices. Take the following steps to apply the revocations, install the new Boot Manager, and apply the new SVN update:
For more detailed steps, see KB5025885: How to manage the Windows Boot Manager revocations for Secure Boot changes associated with CVE-2023-24932. Additional information
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| Windows Autopatch: Auto-remediation with PowerShell scriptsCategory:WindowsNummer:MC873646Status:stayInformed | If you use Windows Autopatch to manage Windows updates in your organization, you can sometimes experience deployment issues due to conflicts with Microsoft Intune policies. These issues are common in environments that rely on Configuration Manager (ConfigMgr) and Group Policy Objects (GPO). When this happens, you can use PowerShell detection and remediation scripts to easily rectify the problem. Read more about our recommended solution in Windows Autopatch: Auto-remediation with PowerShell scripts. This solution is for you if you currently use Microsoft Intune and don’t use third-party application patching solutions with Configuration Manager. When will this happen: This capability is already available and is based on recommendations in our official documentation, such as Conflicting configurations. What you need to do to prepare: If you use Windows Autopatch, learn more about the issue and our recommended solutions in the resources linked below. If you don’t use Windows Autopatch yet, consider how it might fit your organizational needs. Additional information:
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