Windows 10: Enhanced control over third-party apps now available in Office 365

Brink · Oct 30, 2016

Do you have users connecting third-party applications to Office 365?

Many organizations allow users to connect apps to Office 365 without IT intervention to help them be more productive. The challenge is that it reduces the visibility and control that IT has over what apps are doing with the data. Today, we’re announcing App Permissions as part of Office 365 Advanced Security Management to help with that problem.

Let’s walk through a scenario:

When someone attempts to connect an application with Office 365, they are prompted to approve the permissions the application needs as seen in the image below.

Permissions prompt that users see when a third-party app requires permissions to Office 365 on behalf of the user.

But people don’t always read the permissions closely, or they may not realize when an app is not in compliance with their organization’s policies. App Permissions provides information to IT about which applications in their network have access to Office 365 data, what permissions they have and which users granted these apps access to their Office 365 accounts.

Based on this information, IT admins can choose to approve the app or revoke its access to Office 365. If they choose to revoke permissions to the app, it will no longer be able to access the information for any of the users in the Office 365 tenant. App Permissions also makes it easy for IT admins to notify users who have installed the application that is going to be banned.

Banning an application from Office 365.

This new capability, along with the alerting and Productivity App Discovery features, gives IT a great solution to help get the visibility and control they are looking for in Office 365. To learn more about Advanced Security Management, watch this session from Microsoft Ignite 2016 or try it out yourself by signing up for a trial of Office 365 E5.
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Michael Gerbasio · Oct 30, 2016

Outlook 2013 Tasks Fields

I'm using Windows Phone 8.1 and a Office 365 Small Business Account.

With Outlook 2013, there are several fields for Tasks that don't seem to be available in WP8.1. Can someone recommend a third party todo app that would sync with Office 365 and run on WP8.1?

Abi99 (2) · Oct 30, 2016

nokia 208 contact

A)
Nokia Transfer

Because the Nokia Store got disabled and this app was not moved over to the Opera Mobile Store, you have to download it from other source. However, because that app got signed by Nokia, this is of no issue – your are able to verify that this app did not
get tampered by a third-party.

B)
Nokia Suite 3.7

On a Windows computer, you synchronise your Apple iPhone via Office Outlook 2013 and then synchronise via the Nokia Suite. Office Outlook 2013 is available as individual download for about 100 €. Alternatively, it is available within a Office 365 subscription
like Office 365 Personal for around 40 €. Currently, please, do
not go for Outlook 2016 …

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