OK….that title was a bit of a mouthful - but it’s a little difficult to categorise what is essentially a kind of hack!

Recently, I felt it was advisable to start regularly recording my blood pressure results (comes with age I’m afraid).

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Having fully migrated our on-prem Exchange to Exchange Online, there were a few little gotchas along the way that we had to contend with - which was to be expected.

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It’s not uncommon to receive unwanted emails which have managed to work their way through the array of filtering systems in production.  Recently our organisation received such an email - a classic phishing email sent to multiple end user accounts.

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To be honest, as I’m sure any right-minded individual would agree, downloading videos from YouTube for personal gain is wrong.  However, there are occasions when it is arguably reasonable and possibly even legitimate to do such a thing.

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A common issue with supporting a primarily Windows based user body, is that thanks to the “always on” expectation emboldened by smartphones and tablets, it can be a constant battle to try and encourage end users to restart their computers with some degree of regularity - yes IT friends, you know exactly what I mean!

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It’s been eight months since my last blog post, having taken on a new job, been on the receiving end of a full-on enterprise ransomware attack (that wasn’t nice!) and quite frankly experiencing one heck of a baptism of fire - I felt it was time do write a quick blog post tip!

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As I have mentioned in previous blog posts, I regularly listen to numerous technical podcasts.  A relatively new edition to my listening collection is the information security podcast Risky Business – it’s great!

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Most users of Office 365 will no doubt be aware of the Clutter folder; for the most part this Clutter folder works pretty well.

I’m not intending to go into the algorithmic processes of how the Clutter folder works, in this blog post - even if I could!

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Recently, we received rather confusing claims from specific users, stating they were receiving certain emails, often days after they had been sent.  This behavior was not consistent across the user base.

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Recently, I was asked whether I could provide some assistance with manipulating data, that had been exported from a CAT results test.  The problem, had slowly been driving a colleague of mine, very slightly crazy!

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