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What’s new in Office 365 Groups for April 2017

With over 85-million monthly Office 365 users, there’s no such thing as a typical customer. That’s why we built Office to embrace the diverse needs of the modern workplace by giving teams their choice of tools. Even within a single organization, different teams often have different demands for the productivity tools they use every day. What’s unique about Office 365 is the ability to deliver tools that meet these diverse needs—all on a single, manageable platform.

Supporting these teams is Office 365 Groups, a membership service leveraged by millions of users, which helps teams collaborate in their app of choice, including: Outlook, SharePoint, Skype for Business, Planner, Yammer, OneNote and Microsoft Teams. Office 365 Groups helps to structure, format and store information in a way that is accessible across different applications, but remains secure and easily manageable.

Enhancements to help admins manage groups

A key benefit of Office 365 Groups is that any user in your organization can create a group and start collaborating with others in seconds. Self-service creation is great for users, but we know IT admins need to be able to easily manage groups, gain insight into their use, control their directories and ensure compliance of group data. Today, we are announcing new enhancements for administering Office 365 Groups to support these needs:

  • Restore deleted groups—If you deleted an Office 365 group, it’s now retained by default for a period of 30 days. Within that period, you can restore the group and its associated apps and data via a new PowerShell cmdlet.
  • Retention policies—Manage group content produced by setting up retention policies to keep what you want and get rid of what you don’t need. Admins can now create Office 365 Groups retention policies that apply to the group’s shared inbox and files in one step using the Office 365 Security & Compliance Center.
  • Label management—With labels, you can classify Office 365 Groups emails and documents across your organization for governance, and enforce retention rules based on that classification.

This adds to our broad set of group management tools recently rolled out to Office 365 customers:

  • Guest access—Guest access in Office 365 Groups enables you and your team to collaborate with people from outside your organization by granting them access to group conversations, files, calendar invitations and the group notebook.
  • Upgrade Distribution Groups to Office 365 Groups—The Exchange Admin Center now offers an option to upgrade eligible Distribution Groups to Office 365 Groups with one click.
  • Data classification*—You can create a customizable data classification system for Office 365 Groups, such as unclassified, corporate confidential or top secret.
  • Usage guidelines*—You can define usage guidelines for Office 365 Groups—to educate your users about best practices that help keep their groups effective, and educate them on internal content policies.
  • Azure AD Connect*— Enables group writeback to your Active Directory to support on-premises Exchange mailboxes. See “Configure Office 365 Groups with on-premises Exchange” for more information.
  • Dynamic membership*—Admins can define groups with rule-based memberships using the Azure Management Portal or via PowerShell. Group membership is usually updated within minutes as users’ properties change. This allows easy management of larger groups or the creation of groups that always reflect the organization’s structure.
  • Hidden membership—If you want group membership to be confidential (for example, if the members are students), you can hide the Office 365 group members from users who aren’t members of the group.
  • Creation policies—There may be some people in your organization that you don’t want to be able to create new groups. There are several techniques for managing creation permissions in your directory.
  • Office 365 Groups activity report—These reports includes group properties, messages received and group mailboxes storage over time. Note you can also leverage the SharePoint site usage report to track groups’ file storage.

A look at upcoming features

Because Office 365 is a subscription service, we’re able to continue improving the admin capabilities based on customer feedback. Here’s a look at some of the enhancements on our Roadmap for the next three months:

  • Expiry policy*—Soon, you will be able to set a policy that automatically deletes a group and all its associated apps after a specific period. The group owner(s) will receive an email notification prior to the expiration date, and they will be able to extend the expiration date if the group is still in use. Once the expiration date is reached, the group will be soft deleted for 30 days (and hence can be restored by an administrator if needed).
  • Azure AD naming policy*—Admins will be able to configure a policy for appending text to the beginning or end of a group’s name and email address no matter where the group is created, such as Outlook, Planner, Power BI, etc. Admins will be able to configure a list of specific blocked words that can’t be used in group names and rely on the native list of thousands of blocked words to keep their directories clean.
  • Default classification and classification description—Will enable admins to set default Office 365 Groups classification at the tenant level using PowerShell cmdlets. In addition, admins will be able to provide a description for each of the defined classifications.
  • Classification is available when creating or modifying a group across apps—Selecting a group classification will be available when creating or editing a group across the following Office 365 applications: Outlook, SharePoint, Teams, Planner, Yammer and StaffHub.

Learn more

See this recent presentation from Ignite Australia to learn more about Office 365 Groups, and join our Ask Us Anything session on the Microsoft Tech Community on April 13, 2017 at 9 a.m. PDT (UTC-7) to discuss these recent administration updates.

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Webroot Antivirus 2017 Provide Malware Protection

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1-844-777-7886 (USA/CA): To protect the devices from perilous malware, Trojans, viruses, and worms everybody needs Antivirus protection. In this digital dominating world, the safety of devices and other important documents have become our prime responsibility. It takes no time to a cyber-criminal or a virus to attack into the computer. In this regard, Webroot offers tremendous Webroot Antivirus free software 2017 to provide security to the computer. By following some simple steps the user can download the Webroot Antivirus quickly and safeguard the necessary documents, files, and folders from virus and hackers attacks. Webroot Support is a must for the customers. If you want to get more details on the topic reach us at Webroot Customer Service and our tech geeks will resolve your query by providing the required information.

avg-support-center-2Webroot is one of the most trusted and award winning software. Globally, more than 220 million users are protected by Webroot Virus Protection. It has the ability to block the malicious files enter into the system and secures users information from getting hacked. Webroot Virus Protection scans the web, Twitter, and Facebook links as well. No matter which operating system you are using Webroot Virus Protection is for everyone, install it for your Android, Mac and Windows device. Webroot technical support resolves the all the technical queries about Webroot Antivirus which you are facing.

4 best tips to speed up a slow PC

Most times, if your PC is slowing down, the causes have nothing to do with your hardware. Instead, your software and related problems could be what’s killing your PC’s performance, stressing you out, and wasting your time.

So what’s really slowing down your PC?

  • Programs! Picture your PC as a car. The more passengers and extra weight you carry in the trunk, the slower it gets – particularly when accelerating or driving up a steep hill. In the digital world, all your programs like Office, iTunes or Adobe Reader are that extra weight.
  • Old drivers. Drivers are what control your PC hardware like the graphics card. If those are outdated or missing, you might be running at half speed.
  • Cluttered disk. Your hard disk could be completely full or have its data be in total disarray (experts call this “Fragmentation”).
  • Overheating. Now, this one is a hardware issue. If your laptop or PC is packed with lots of dust, or if it’s close to a heater, out in the sun, or generally sitting in a warm environment, it may risk overheating and damaging itself. To prevent that, your computer is programmed to throttle its speed, which might make it feel like molasses.

So … what can you do about it?

#1: Keep programs from slowing you down. Have a look at what weighty programs might be slowing you down, then get rid of the extra fat. To do that, right-click on your Windows 7 or 10 taskbar and click on Task Manager. Click Startup, and go through the list of items:

 

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These include a lot of programs that run automatically when you turn on your PC.  Ask yourself which you really need to be active at all times or launch automatically, considering you can easily fire them up any time. Think: Skype, Spotify, PowerDVD, or additional software for your mouse or keyboard you may never use. Turn off anything that isn’t crucial. To do that, right-click on each and click Disable.

 

#2: Update old drivers. As we said before, drivers are responsible for how your PC performs. Those that most affect speed are for your graphics card and chipset. The graphics card displays everything you see on your screen, and the chipset handles all communication among your memory, hard disk, and processor. In most cases you can find the chipset drivers on your PC manufacturer’s website or get them directly from the company that makes them.

 

Let’s run through the example of the graphics card. Before you download a driver, you need to find out what hardware you have. The best place to start is your device manager. Fire it up by right-clicking on Start and selecting Device Manager. Next, go to the graphics card, under Display adapters:

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In this case, we’re running an AMD Radeon, so the best place to start is their downloads section. If you own a NVIDIA card, you can go here to grab their latest drivers. Intel HD or Intel Iris owners can also find what they need.

 

#3: Defrag and clean up your PC. Installing, uninstalling, copying, and moving a lot of files can really clutter up your PC. And we’re not talking about your “files” here, but the actual “clusters” (data blocks) stored in on your drive. The more scattered — “fragmented” — they are, the longer it takes your PC to find and read these clusters, meaning opening files or folders takes noticeably longer over time.

To fix this, you need to defrag your disk. Click on Start, type in defrag, and click on the first result to launch a thorough defragmentation of all the clusters.

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Unfortunately, that’s not all the hard disk care you need. Over time, your programs or games store leftover data (also called “temporary files”) that they need in order to work, but tend to forget to delete once they’re done with them. These remain untouched and often times invisible on your disk. The only solution here is to use a program like Avast Cleanup. which scans all (in)visible areas of your hard disk for hidden logs, temporary files, or other leftover Windows and program data you’ll never need.

 

#4: Clean your PC. Are the fans on your PC or laptop running so hard you could use them as a hair dryer? Is your device so hot you might as well cook an egg on it? Then you might want to make sure that it gets plenty of cold air and that no dust bunnies have moved in. Open the case and carefully use a vacuum or air pressure spray to get rid of everything that might block airflow or even stop a fan from rotating.

 

Voila!

 If you followed these 4 steps, you should have already noticed that your PC is running much smoother than before. But constant maintenance is required to keep it up. None of these steps will last an eternity, so you’ll have to do them regularly at least once a month, in fact #4 is best done every 6-12 months.

 

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Avast at Machine Learning Prague 2017

Avast technology is part of the next-gen artificial intelligence revolution.

Machines can learn incredibly fast. Faster than us, actually. They are already changing our world, our business, and our life. Avast, as a part of the artificial intelligence revolution, is proud to be a gold partner of Machine Learning Prague 2017, held from April 21st to April 23rd in Prague, Czech Republic.

Avast Threat Labs experts Martin Balek, Adam Hanka, Monika Seidlova, Ondrej Svec, and Tomas Trnka will be at the conference talking about machine learning in malware detection, specifically approximately the paradigm of zero FPR.

“This paradigm means that we want to be as sure as possible that we do not produce false detections,” explains Balek.

The one-daylight workshop offers a conservatory see at various algorithms used in malware detection and provides participants when hands-re experience in designing such algorithms based more or less a real-world dataset extracted from subsequent to more 200,000 malware and benign software samples. The practical part of the conference will be organized as a hackathon-following competition where the most efficient malware detection pipeline based upon robot learning wins!

Martin Vejmelka, one of the conferences principal speakers, will skill a machine learning system developed in Avast for hasty, repeated training of a hierarchical model upon a frightful database of files. This hierarchical model works by partitioning the character of executable files into clusters and automatically trains surgically remove local models in each cluster, leveraging both CPU and GPU training.

Machine Learning Prague’s goal is to foster discussion between machine learning practictioners and people who are interested int the applicatins of modern trends in artificial intelligence.

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Avast joins No More Ransom project as associate partner

Avast joins No More Ransom as an associate partner to help ransomware victims decrypt their files.Ransomware has become one of the biggest threats that PC, mobile, and even Mac users perspective. Avast has as a outcome connected No More Ransom, a project that helps ransomware victims make a make a get your hands on of of their encrypted files assist, without paying a ransom to the cybercriminals. No More Ransom has four main followers and is supported by work enforcement agencies from not far and wide off from the world.
 
Ransomware is malware that locks your device or encrypts your files, making them unavailable. A ransom is then demanded to unlock such devices or files. Ransom amounts vary, but on average, the ransomware demand was about one bitcoin last year (approx. $500 at that time). Ransomware is typically spread via phishing emails or exploit kits and is targeted at consumers and businesses alike.
 
No More Ransom launched mid 2016 and now contains 40 set wandering decryption tools, six of which were provided by Avast. Avast permanently creates adding decryption tools, which can in addition to be found upon our forgive ransomware decryption tools page.
 
“Ransomware has become a lucrative business for cybercriminals. We saw a 105% increase in ransomware attacks from 2015 to 2016,” says Jakub Kroustek, threat lab team lead and co-creator of Avast’s ransomware decryption tools. “The No More Ransom project will hopefully raise awareness around the free decryption tools that are available. If we can lower the number of ransoms paid, we can help make ransomware less attractive for cybercriminals.”
 
 
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While ransomware decryption tools can ahead of time forgive files, they should be seen as a last resort. Ransomware has become appropriately animated, that it is even sentient thing marketed and sold harshly the darknet, for that excuse even hackers following less everyday knowledge can get hold of, change, and add details to ransomware. This means subsidiary strains of ransomware appear concerning a daily basis and you could become mixed gone a strain for which no decryption tool exists. We hence counsel installing antivirus, which will prosecution as a safety net and guard you from ransomware, should you dogfight it, and regularly backup your files to an outside hard aspiration, that is not united to your computer or the internet.
 
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