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4 Reasons Your Nonprofit Should Use SharePoint

TechImpact

Put very simply, SharePoint is software used to build websites. Once you and your team learns a little bit about SharePoint, it can help you incorporate your social networks, professional networks, search engines, and website without touching any code. SharePoint is free if you are running on Windows Server 2008. Vast community.

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Using Microsoft Graph search with SharePoint Online

InfoWorld

The company has even begun to spin off what were SharePoint features into separate applications. As SharePoint transitions from one way of working to another, these changes often require us to rewrite and rework our applications and extension code. Over time, Microsoft adds new features, and deprecates and removes old ones.

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Open Source vs. Proprietary: CMS

Zen and the Art of Nonprofit Technology

Proprietary stand-alone CMS (such as Sharepoint.). Microsoft Sharepoint might be the most common I’ve heard of. The advantage of using Sharepoint for Microsoft-centric shops is that there is full integration with lots of internal network resources.

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Darktrace: 96% of Phishing Attacks in 2024 Exploited Trusted Domains Including SharePoint & Zoom Docs

TechRepublic

The cyber security firm reported in its latest annual report that their researchers found more than 30.4 million phishing emails last year.

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Microsoft Citizenship Donating Office 365 To Nonprofits

TechImpact

Office 365, SharePoint, and Disruption. Industry News case study cloud computing donate donation foundation free Lync microsoft nonprofit Office 365 SharePoint software virtualization' Other Nonprofit Technology Resources: Office 365 For Nonprofits - A Primer (Free Ebook). TechSoup npOffice: Office 365 Assessment.

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Proofpoint identifies Microsoft 365 functionality that opens new cloud-based attack vectors

TechSpot

The malicious actor uses the individual's credentials to access a user's SharePoint or OneDrive accounts, change versioning settings, and then encrypts the files multiple times, leaving no unencrypted version of the compromised files. The exploit relies on a four-step attack chain that begins with a specific user's identity being compromised.

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4 Steps To Assessing Your Data Protection Plan

TechImpact

Nonprofits are looking to cloud services, such as Microsoft SharePoint, Google Drive, and DropBox to backup their backups, but some organizations don’t stop there. From on-site servers to CDs, and everything in between (i.e., external hard drives and flash drives), the source you backup to matters. Do you have backups for your backups?

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