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Four questions to ask about one real authorization flow

A lot of authorization trouble has nothing to do with missing roles. The check exists somewhere, just not at the action that matters, or it runs on data that went stale an hour ago. Try this on one flow that can actually hurt you, like inviting a user, exporting a report, or an agent calling a tool. Does the action itself ask for a decision? A role check at login or on the route won't cover the…

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Sharing Confidential Documents Online? Start With an Expiry Date

Most of us send a sensitive document the same way we send everything else: as an email attachment. A signed contract to a lawyer. Tax paperwork to an accountant. Medical records to a clinic.

  • Limit document availability with expiration date
  • Avoid email as sharing method, use share links
  • Send access details separately from document

What changes when EWS Managed API code moves to Microsoft Graph

If you are porting EWS Managed API code to Microsoft Graph, you will find a Graph call for most EWS operations. Many of those calls behave differently from what your EWS code expects.

  • Sending mail in Graph always saves copy in Sent Items folder, unlike EWS flexibility.
  • Graph sends meeting notifications automatically, while EWS allows organizer control.
  • Graph's filtering and sorting are more restrictive than EWS, with limited capabilities.

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