M365 News for July 2026
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So much news from Ignite 2025
I’ve only had time to watch the keynote today, and I’m already overwhelmed by the number of announced changes coming to M365 – almost all of which involve AI of some sort.
If you want to see the firehose, you can check out the Book of News.
Once Upon a Time One Retention Policy Applied to Teams and Copilot Chats
The key was, if you had originally set it for both, and hadn’t gone back and changed it, the policy was still being enforced on both. It would, however, require you to split it across two different policies if you made a change to that policy but if you hadn’t, you were fine.
That’s about to change:
Free Workbook From Threatscape on Securing Agents in M365
Ewelina gives you the full background on what they are putting out for the rest of us trying to keep our M365 environments secure while users start running around with their agents: https://www.linkedin.com/feed/update/urn:li:activity:7507706670333009920/ As organisations accelerate agentic AI adoption, unmanaged agents can retrieve sensitive data, invoke tools, and take action across systems, often without sufficient…
M365 News for April 2026
This post will be updated throughout the month as new items are added to the tag.
Finally We Can Properly Handle SharePoint Embedded During Offboarding
You’re often flying blind when someone leaves the organization and leaves Loop Workspaces behind, because I can take ownership, but I couldn’t review the content. Now, I can review the content and share it with a new owner as necessary.
This should help many of us govern Loop Workspaces much, much more effectively.
Worth Reading – Microsoft Copilot Email and Teams Summarization Vulnerability Enables Phishing Attacks
If you can get Copilot to drop a link into the auto-summary, it would be less suspicious than an email sent from outside with a link. That’s probably true. After all, if you trust your AI Summarization tool to summarize the email instead of reading it, why wouldn’t you trust any links it included?
