In a business environment, it is crucial to maintain control over which accounts are used within applications such as Microsoft Outlook. By default, users can add personal accounts, such as Gmail or Outlook.com, in addition to their business e-mail. However, this can lead to security risks and loss of productivity control. Fortunately, Microsoft provides a […]
In June 2025, Citrix Hypervisor version 8.2 will reach its End of Life (EOL). From then on, security updates and support will no longer be provided for this version. This can have serious implications for both security and the continuity of your business processes. Which license do I need? Earlier, Citrix decided not to make […]
A common misconception is that Microsoft automatically makes full backups of all data within Microsoft 365, and that you can easily restore them. Unfortunately, this is not true. Microsoft does not offer standard backup solutions that allow you to recover accidentally deleted e-mails or files. Although version control is available, it only applies to existing […]
Business users with Microsoft 365 Business Standard and Premium licenses currently working in the classic Outlook client will be automatically converted to the new Outlook client starting January 2025. For all other subscriptions, this transition is scheduled to begin in April 2026. Impact Switching from the classic client to the new version of Outlook can […]
In recent years, security has become increasingly important to businesses. Implementing security standards also called security benchmarks. The most commonly used standards are the Center for Internet Security (CIS) benchmarks, these can serve as a solid foundation to start securing your IT environment. What is the Center for Internet Security? The Center for Internet Security […]
Microsoft has announced it is stopping development of Windows Server Update Services (WSUS). This means that no more new features or enhancements will be added to WSUS. However, current functionality will be retained and updates will still be published through the WSUS channel. What Now? Although WSUS will still be available in the coming years […]
E-mail remains one of the most powerful communication channels for organizations worldwide. Unfortunately, it is also one of the most vulnerable to abuse, such as phishing and spoofing. Major players such as Google, Yahoo and Microsoft are now implementing stricter security requirements, including mandating DMARC authentication for companies that send a lot of emails. But […]
On Nov. 1, Microsoft announced the new version: Windows Server 2025, the successor to Windows Server 2022. Windows Server 2022, introduced in August 2021, is now more than three years old. What’s new in Windows Server 2025 Support for Microsoft 365 Apps Microsoft 365 Apps is fully supported on Windows Server 2025 as long as […]
In early October was the introduction of the new version of Microsoft Office 2024 Long Term Servicing Channel (LTSC), in this article we name the new features and the differences compared to Microsoft 365 apps. In doing so, we also look at the differences when you are using Server-Based Computing (SBC) and/or Virtual Desktop Infrastructure […]
Windows 10 is fast approaching its End-of-Life(EOL) date, set by Microsoft for October 2025. This applies to the latest version of Windows 10 (22H2), while older versions are already no longer supported. Windows Server 2016(EOL) and 2019(EOL) EOL dates are also approaching, especially when used in conjunction with Microsoft 365 Apps. Support for Microsoft 365 […]
