Compilations

Azure Security Center – Short Notes

Anshuman Mansingh — Wed, 31 Oct 2018 08:13:03 GMT

Pricing:

Azure Security Center is offered in two tiers: Free and Standard. The Standard tier is free for the first 60 days. Any usage beyond 60 days will be automatically charged as per the pricing scheme below.

Pricing Details: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/security-center/

Benefits & Reference

All About ASC, PDF: Link

Benefits	Features
Understand security state across on-premises and cloud workloads Get a unified view of security across all of your on-premises and cloud workloads. Automatically discover and onboard new Azure resources, and apply security policies across your hybrid cloud workloads to ensure compliance with security standards. Collect, search, and analyze security data from a variety of sources, including firewalls and other partner solutions. Find vulnerabilities and remediate quickly Continuously monitor the security of your machines, networks, and Azure services using hundreds of built-in security assessments or create your own. Use actionable security recommendations to remediate issues before they can be exploited. Limit your exposure to threats Enable adaptive threat protections to reduce exposure to attacks. Block malware and other unwanted code by applying application controls adapted to your specific workloads and powered by machine learning. Enable just-in-time, controlled access to management ports on Azure VMs to drastically reduce surface area exposed to brute force and other network attacks. Detect and respond swiftly to attacks Use advanced analytics and the Microsoft Intelligent Security Graph to get an edge over evolving cyber-attacks. Leverage built-in behavioral analytics and machine learning to identify attacks and zero-day exploits. Monitor networks, machines, and cloud services for incoming attacks and post-breach activity. Streamline investigation with interactive tools and contextual threat intelligence.	Centralized policy management – Ensure compliance with company or regulatory security requirements by centrally managing security policies across all your hybrid cloud workloads. Continuous security assessment – Monitor the security posture of machines, networks, storage and data services, and applications to discover potential security issues. Actionable recommendations – Remediate security vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers with prioritized and actionable security recommendations. Prioritized alerts and incidents - Focus on the most critical threats first with prioritized security alerts and incidents. Advanced cloud defenses – Reduce threats with just in time access to management ports and adaptive application controls running on your VMs. Integrated security solutions - Collect, search, and analyze security data from a variety of sources, including connected partner solutions.

Built-in intelligence and advanced analytics


Respond Quickly To Threats
Automate and orchestrate common security workflows Create playbooks with integration of Azure Logic Apps Trigger workflows from any alert to enable conditional actions	Common workflows Route alerts to a ticketing system Gather additional information Apply additional security controls Ask a user to validate an action Block a suspicious user account Restrict traffic from an IP address

Architecture

Features Overview

Understand security state across hybrid workloads

Built-in Azure, no setup required

Automatically discover
and monitor security of
Azure resources

Gain insights for hybrid resources

Easily onboard resources running in other clouds
and on-premises

Ensure compliance with policy management

Central policy management

Define a security policy for each subscription in Security Center

Apply across multiple subscriptions using Azure Management Groups

Gain deeper insights with integrated log analytics

Quickly identify list of notable events that require your attention

Out of the box notable events in dashboard or create custom queries

Search and analyze security data using a flexible query language

Use built-in or custom queries with Log Analytics search

Identify and remediate vulnerabilities quickly

Continuous assessment of machines, networks, and
Azure services

Hundreds of built-in security assessments, or create your own

Fix vulnerabilities quickly

Prioritized, actionable security recommendations

Limit exposure to brute- force attacks

Lock down ports on virtual machines

Enable just-in-time access
to virtual machines

Access automatically granted
for limited time

Block malware and other unwanted applications

Allow safe applications only

Adaptive whitelisting learns application patterns

Simplified management with recommended whitelists

Focus on the most critical threats

Get prioritized security alerts

Details about detected threats
and recommendations

Detect threats across the kill chain

Alerts that conform to kill
chain patterns are fused into
a single incident

Gain valuable insights about attackers

Visualize source of attacks with interactive map

Analyzes data from your computers and firewalls logs

Gain insights through threat reports

Attacker's known objectives, tactics, and techniques

Simplify security operations and investigation

Quickly assess the scope and impact of an attack

Interactive experience to explore links across alerts, computers and users

Use predefined or ad hoc queries for deeper examination

Azure 10 // Big Data & Data Warehouse – Building A Simple Solution

Anshuman Mansingh — Tue, 06 Mar 2018 10:56:24 GMT

AZURE 10
Backup, Archive, and DR	Dev/Test & DevOps	Red Hat on Azure	SAP on Azure	Internet of Things	Customer-facing Apps	Internal Business Apps	Data & AI	Big Data & Data Warehouse	High Performance Compute

Compiled by Anshuman Mansingh > https://in.linkedin.com/in/anshumanmansingh

Big Data & Data Warehouse

Big Data and Data Warehouse solutions allow intelligent enterprises to do more with less, combining a powerful data management platform with cloud intelligence. Microsoft's Big data and analytics offering enables the customer to deliver better experiences and make better decisions by analyzing massive amounts of data in real time. Get the insight you need to deliver intelligent actions that improve customer engagement, increase revenue and lower costs. Azure SQL Data Warehouse is the SQL analytics platform which lets you scale compute and storage elastically and independently, with a massively parallel processing architecture.

Sellers: How can it help?

Collaterals

Customer-Ready Technical Presentations: https://1drv.ms/f/s!Au0iHsxtup25gS7SiBbf_RABs_HL
Modern Data Warehouse Self-Service Demo: https://1drv.ms/u/s!Au0iHsxtup25gQxgg0jT7tQqvE87
Big Data and DW Solution Pitch: https://1drv.ms/p/s!Au0iHsxtup25gQVPY8LRHE0Sg6uz

Sellers: Questions to Ask

Looking for reduced time and cost to gather, transform and distribution of big data?
Need centralized data warehouse and accompanying data marts that aggregate data from systems across the enterprise for reporting and analysis purposes?
Looking to deliver personalization's or build recommendation engines at scale?

Sellers: Benefits & Identifying the Opportunity

Benefits of Migrating

Modernization of a data estate is critical to making trustworthy business decisions. Customers who adopt Microsoft data warehouse solutions will benefit from:

Optimized price per performance
Global availability and elastic scale
Ability to integrate relational and non-relational data

Identifying an Opportunity

Expressing dissatisfaction with the current solution in use
Planning to upgrade or replace current solution
Microsoft can add value to their business scenario (e.g. moving to the cloud, implement advanced analytics)

Sellers: Key Differentiators

Value of fully managed solutions in Azure
Having a fully managed solution, is of great value to our customers. It reduces management burden and increases their ROI in the mid and long term. Microsoft offers both full managed services as well as manage-yourself offerings.
Available everywhere
Microsoft has invested in a totally available eco-system which spans on-premises and cloud. Microsoft were born on-premises and have evolved and innovated with our customers to deliver the best-of-breed services we have today which enables traditional customers to quickly achieve a modern vision and platform capability.
Trusted partner
Microsoft is the only cloud vendor to actively chase and secure worldwide compliance and regulatory certification which ensures customers and solutions remain compliant and agile.
Totally Open
Microsoft is a true advocate and supported of the Open Source Software ecosystem. Microsoft are proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of the Linux Foundation and have the highest level of contributions to GitHub than any other software developer house or body.

Presales & Technical: Building A Solution – Common Customer Patterns

A simple Big Data and Data Warehouse solution would have following components.

Mapping Microsoft products to the above components

Products Involved – Learn More

Azure Data Factory
- Reference: Data Factory eBook
Azure Blob Storage
- Reference: Link
- Reference 2: Storage eBook
Azure Data Lake Store
- Reference: eBook
Azure Databricks
- Reference: eBook
Azure HDInsight
- Reference: eBook
Azure Data Lake Analytics
- Reference: eBook
Azure SQL Data Warehouse
- Reference: eBook
Azure Analysis Services
- Reference: eBook

Common Customer Patterns: A Modern Data Warehouse

Common Customer Patterns: Implementation for Advanced Analytics

Common Customer Patterns: Implementation for Real-Time Analytics

Common Customer Patterns: Intelligent Applications

Building A Solution - Taking Retail as an Example

Big Data and Data Warehouse implementations can help build a connected user experience in Retail.

Mapping Components, taking common customer patterns as reference.

Azure 10 // Backup, Archive & Disaster Recovery

Anshuman Mansingh — Tue, 27 Feb 2018 18:24:02 GMT

AZURE 10
Backup, Archive, and DR	Dev/Test & DevOps	Red Hat on Azure	SAP on Azure	Internet of Things	Customer-facing Apps	Internal Business Apps	Data & AI	Big Data & Data Warehouse	High Performance Compute

Compiled by Anshuman Mansingh > https://in.linkedin.com/in/anshumanmansingh

Backup, Archive & Disaster Recovery

Protect your data and applications no matter where they reside to avoid costly business interruptions.

Sales & Presales: Questions to Ask Your Customer

Are your existing backup and disaster recovery solutions optimized for scale, automation, cost, and reliability?
Do you have a DR plan for all applications, or just a few?
Are you able to test those plans without impacting users?
How much do you spend on storage/SAN for backup and recovery?

Sales & Presales: Case Studies

Backup

Azure Backup allows you to back up the data for on-premises servers, virtual machines, virtualized workloads, SQL server, SharePoint server, and more.

Azure Backup eBook: Click Here

Technical Content: Learn to back up and recover virtual machines within Azure or from Windows Server.

Site Recovery

Azure Site Recovery orchestrates and manages disaster recovery for Azure VMs, and on-premises VMs and physical servers.

Site Recovery eBook: Click Here

Technical Content: Step-by-Step Tutorials

Azure to Azure

VMware

Hyper-V

Migrate to Azure

Azure Storage

Microsoft Azure Storage is a Microsoft-managed cloud service that provides storage that is highly available, secure, durable, scalable, and redundant. Azure Storage consists of Blob storage, File Storage, and Queue storage.

Azure Storage eBook: Click Here

Learn how to upload and process image data in the cloud.

Learn how to design your application for high availability in Azure Storage.

Learn how to search unstructured data in Azure Storage.

Search unstructured data in cloud storage

StorSimple

Learn how to use Azure StorSimple, an integrated storage solution that manages storage tasks between on-premises devices and Azure cloud storage. Tutorials and other documentation show you how set up storage management, location-independent backup, and disaster recovery.

StorSimple eBook: Click Here

Sample Solution architecture 1: Back up on-premises applications and data to cloud

Back up data and applications from an on-premises system to Azure using Azure Backup or a partner solution. An Internet connection to Azure is used to connect to Azure Backup or Azure Blob storage. Azure Backup Server can write backups directly to Azure Backup. Alternatively, a partner solution such as Commvault Simpana or Veeam Availability Suite, hosted on-premises, can write backups to Blob storage directly or via a cloud endpoint such as Veeam Cloud Connect.

This solution is built on the Azure managed services: Backup Server, Backup and Blob Storage. These services run in a high-availability environment, patched and supported, allowing you to focus on your solution instead of the environment they run in.

Implementation guidance

Products/Description
Documentation
Backup Server
Azure Backup Server orchestrates the backup of machines and manages the configuration of the restore procedures. It also has two days of backup data for operational recovery.
Back up workloads using Azure Backup Server
Backup
Azure Backup service runs on the cloud and holds the recovery points, enforces policies, and enables you to manage data and application protection. You don't need to create or manage an Azure Blob storage account when using Azure Backup.
Back up files and folders using Azure Backup
Blob Storage
Blob storage that partner solutions such as Commvault connect to for backing up data and applications. You need to create and manage Azure Blob storage when using partner solutions.
Store backed up files in Blob storage
Commvault
Commvault Simpana is an example of a partner solution to back up or archive your data and applications to Azure. This runs on a virtual machine on-premises.
Commvault Simpana Software Capabilities

Sample Solution architecture 2: Back up cloud applications and data to cloud

Back up data and applications running in Azure to another Azure location by using Azure Backup or a partner solution.

This solution is built on the Azure managed services: Backup and Blob Storage. These services run in a high-availability environment, patched and supported, allowing you to focus on your solution instead of the environment they run in.

Implementation guidance

Products/Description
Documentation
Backup
Azure Backup service runs on the cloud and holds the recovery points, enforces policies, and enables you to manage data and application protection. You don't need to create or manage an Azure Blob storage account when using Azure Backup.
Back up files and folders using Azure Backup
Blob Storage
Blob storage that partner solutions such as Commvault connect to for backing up data and applications. You need to create and manage Azure Blob storage when using partner solutions.
Store backed up files in Blob storage
Commvault
Commvault Simpana is an example of a partner solution to back up or archive your data and applications to Azure. This runs on a virtual machine on Azure.
Commvault Simpana Software Capabilities
Agent
An agent provided by the partner backup provider is installed on each virtual machine that needs to be backed up. It has access to data and applications running on the virtual machine and interacts with a virtual appliance such as Commvault Simpana hosted on Azure.
Commvault Simpana Backup Agents

Sample Solution architecture 3: Archive on-premises data to cloud

Archive your on-premises data to Azure Blob storage.

This solution is built on the Azure managed services: StorSimple and Blob Storage. These services run in a high-availability environment, patched and supported, allowing you to focus on your solution instead of the environment they run in.

Implementation guidance

Products/Description
Documentation
Veeam
Veeam availability suite hosted on-premises running on a virtual machine or physical machine.
Veeam Availability Suite
StorSimple
Azure StorSimple appliance running on-premises that can tier data to Azure Blob storage (both hot and cool tier). StorSimple can be used to archive data from on-premises to Azure.
Learning path for StorSimple
Veeam
Veeam Cloud Connect hosted on Azure and running on a virtual machine.
Veeam Cloud Connect v9: A Reference Architecture
Blob Storage
A cool tier on Azure Blob storage is used to back up data that's less frequently accessed, while a hot tier on Azure Blob storage is used to store data that's frequently accessed.
Azure Blob Storage: Hot and cool storage tiers

Understanding Windows VMs on Azure – Tutorials, Trainings, Screenshots: Creating a Simple VM with PowerShell

Anshuman Mansingh — Mon, 26 Feb 2018 08:29:00 GMT

Compiled by Anshuman

Learning Resources, Creating A Simple VM with PowerShell

Azure Windows Virtual Machines provides on-demand, high-scale, secure, virtualized infrastructure using Windows Server.

Lear More: Overview and Design Considerations

Download eBook: Click Here

Video: Create a Windows Server Virtual Machine.

Video Trainings

Step-by-Step Tutorials

Learn how to deploy, manage, and monitor Windows VMs on Azure

Creating a Simple Windows VM with PowerShell

Connect to Azure with PowerShell. (See: Install Azure PowerShell module.)

Create an Azure resource group with New-AzureRmResourceGroup. A resource group is a logical container into which Azure resources are deployed and managed.

Create the virtual machine with New-AzureRmVM. You just need to provide names for each of the resources and the New-AzureRMVM cmdlet will create them for you if they don't already exist.

When running this step, you are prompted for credentials. The values that you enter are configured as the user name and password for the virtual machine.

A progress bar appears.

You can check the details of the VM with the command Get-AzureRmVM. In the commands above, I had saved the output for New-AzureRmVM to a variable. And below are the details.

Check the hardware profile. It has created a DS1V2 VM. To create VMs with an alternate profile, check this article.

After the deployment has completed, create a remote desktop connection with the virtual machine.+

Use the Get-AzureRmPublicIpAddress command to return the public IP address of the virtual machine.

You can use the command, as in the screenshot, on your local machine, to create a remote desktop session with the virtual machine. Replace the IP address with the publicIPAddress of your virtual machine. When prompted, enter the credentials used when creating the virtual machine.

When no longer needed, you can use the Remove-AzureRmResourceGroup command to remove the resource group, VM, and all related resources.

Sample Architectures

Single VM

This reference architecture shows a set of proven practices for running a Windows virtual machine (VM) on Azure. It includes recommendations for provisioning the VM along with networking and storage components. This architecture can be used to run a single VM instance, and is the basis for more complex architectures such as N-tier applications. Deploy this solution.+

Provisioning an Azure VM requires additional components, such as compute, networking, and storage resources.

Resource group. A resource group is a container that holds related resources. In general, you should group resources in a solution based on their lifetime and who will manage the resources. For a single VM workload, you may want to create a single resource group for all resources.
VM. You can provision a VM from a list of published images, or from a custom managed image or virtual hard disk (VHD) file uploaded to Azure Blob storage.
OS disk. The OS disk is a VHD stored in Azure Storage, so it persists even when the host machine is down.
Temporary disk. The VM is created with a temporary disk (the D: drive on Windows). This disk is stored on a physical drive on the host machine. It is not saved in Azure Storage and may be deleted during reboots and other VM lifecycle events. Use this disk only for temporary data, such as page or swap files.
Data disks. A data disk is a persistent VHD used for application data. Data disks are stored in Azure Storage, like the OS disk.
Virtual network (VNet) and subnet. Every Azure VM is deployed into a VNet that can be segmented into multiple subnets.
Public IP address. A public IP address is needed to communicate with the VM — for example, via remote desktop (RDP).
Azure DNS. Azure DNS is a hosting service for DNS domains, providing name resolution using Microsoft Azure infrastructure. By hosting your domains in Azure, you can manage your DNS records using the same credentials, APIs, tools, and billing as your other Azure services.
Network interface (NIC). An assigned NIC enables the VM to communicate with the virtual network.
Network security group (NSG). Network security groups are used to allow or deny network traffic to a network resource. You can associate an NSG with an individual NIC or with a subnet. If you associate it with a subnet, the NSG rules apply to all VMs in that subnet.
Diagnostics. Diagnostic logging is crucial for managing and troubleshooting the VM.

Load Balanced VM

This reference architecture shows a set of proven practices for running multiple Windows virtual machines (VMs) in a scale set behind a load balancer, to improve availability and scalability. This architecture can be used for any stateless workload, such as a web server, and is a foundation for deploying n-tier applications. Deploy this solution.

This architecture builds on the Single VM reference architecture. Those recommendations also apply to this architecture.+

In this architecture, a workload is distributed across multiple VM instances. There is a single public IP address, and Internet traffic is distributed to the VMs using a load balancer. This architecture can be used for a single-tier application, such as a stateless web application.

The architecture has the following components:

Azure Load Balancer. The load balancer distributes incoming Internet requests to the VM instances.
Public IP address. A public IP address is needed for the load balancer to receive Internet traffic.
Azure DNS. Azure DNS is a hosting service for DNS domains, providing name resolution using Microsoft Azure infrastructure. By hosting your domains in Azure, you can manage your DNS records using the same credentials, APIs, tools, and billing as your other Azure services.
VM scale set. A VM scale set is a set of identical VMs used to host a workload. Scale sets allow the number of VMs to be scaled in or out manually, or automatically based on predefined rules.
Availability set. The availability set contains the VMs, making the VMs eligible for a higher service level agreement (SLA). For the higher SLA to apply, the availability set must include a minimum of two VMs. Availability sets are implicit in scale sets. If you create VMs outside a scale set, you need to create the availability set independently.
Managed disks. Azure Managed Disks manage the virtual hard disk (VHD) files for the VM disks.
Storage. Create an Azure Storage acount to hold diagnostic logs for the VMs.

N-tier Application

This reference architecture shows a set of proven practices for running Windows virtual machines (VMs) for an N-tier application. Deploy this solution.

There are many ways to implement an N-tier architecture. The diagram shows a typical 3-tier web application. This architecture builds on Run load-balanced VMs for scalability and availability. The web and business tiers use load-balanced VMs.

Availability sets. Create an availability set for each tier, and provision at least two VMs in each tier. This makes the VMs eligible for a higher service level agreement (SLA) for VMs. You can deploy a single VM in an availability set, but the single VM will not qualify for an SLA guarantee unless the single VM is using Azure Premium Storage for all OS and data disks.
Subnets. Create a separate subnet for each tier. Specify the address range and subnet mask using CIDR notation.
Load balancers. Use an Internet-facing load balancer to distribute incoming Internet traffic to the web tier, and an internal load balancer to distribute network traffic from the web tier to the business tier.
Jumpbox. Also called a bastion host. A secure VM on the network that administrators use to connect to the other VMs. The jumpbox has an NSG that allows remote traffic only from public IP addresses on a safe list. The NSG should permit remote desktop (RDP) traffic.
Monitoring. Monitoring software such as Nagios, Zabbix, or Icinga can give you insight into response time, VM uptime, and the overall health of your system. Install the monitoring software on a VM that's placed in a separate management subnet.
NSGs. Use network security groups (NSGs) to restrict network traffic within the VNet. For example, in the 3-tier architecture shown here, the database tier does not accept traffic from the web front end, only from the business tier and the management subnet.
SQL Server Always On Availability Group. Provides high availability at the data tier, by enabling replication and failover.
Active Directory Domain Services (AD DS) Servers. Prior to Windows Server 2016, SQL Server Always On Availability Groups must be joined to a domain. This is because Availability Groups depend on Windows Server Failover Cluster (WSFC) technology. Windows Server 2016 introduces the ability to create a Failover Cluster without Active Directory, in which case the AD DS servers are not required for this architecture. For more information, see What's new in Failover Clustering in Windows Server 2016.
Azure DNS. Azure DNS is a hosting service for DNS domains, providing name resolution using Microsoft Azure infrastructure. By hosting your domains in Azure, you can manage your DNS records using the same credentials, APIs, tools, and billing as your other Azure services.

Multi-region Application

Reference

This reference architecture shows a set of proven practices for running an N-tier application in multiple Azure regions, in order to achieve availability and a robust disaster recovery infrastructure.

This architecture builds on the one shown in Run Windows VMs for an N-tier application.

Primary and secondary regions. Use two regions to achieve higher availability. One is the primary region. The other region is for failover.
Azure DNS. Azure DNS is a hosting service for DNS domains, providing name resolution using Microsoft Azure infrastructure. By hosting your domains in Azure, you can manage your DNS records using the same credentials, APIs, tools, and billing as your other Azure services.
Azure Traffic Manager. Traffic Manager routes incoming requests to one of the regions. During normal operations, it routes requests to the primary region. If that region becomes unavailable, Traffic Manager fails over to the secondary region. For more information, see the section Traffic Manager configuration.
Resource groups. Create separate resource groups for the primary region, the secondary region, and for Traffic Manager. This gives you the flexibility to manage each region as a single collection of resources. For example, you could redeploy one region, without taking down the other one. Link the resource groups, so that you can run a query to list all the resources for the application.
VNets. Create a separate VNet for each region. Make sure the address spaces do not overlap.
SQL Server Always On Availability Group. If you are using SQL Server, we recommend SQL Always On Availability Groups for high availability. Create a single availability group that includes the SQL Server instances in both regions.
Note
Also consider Azure SQL Database, which provides a relational database as a cloud service. With SQL Database, you don't need to configure an availability group or manage failover.
VPN Gateways. Create a VPN gateway in each VNet, and configure a VNet-to-VNet connection, to enable network traffic between the two VNets. This is required for the SQL Always On Availability Group.

Cosmos DB Conversations

Anshuman Mansingh — Fri, 23 Feb 2018 09:12:18 GMT

Azure Cosmos DB is a globally distributed, multi-model database service.

>> What is Cosmos? Watch this Video

Technical Reference >> Download Ebook

Customer Ready Presentation >> Click Here

Tools

Types of Customers

Key Customer characteristics and Use cases are:

Retail and e-commerce (Examples: Walmart, ASOS, Dominos, Xomni)
Internet of Things (IoT) (Examples: Johnson Controls, Texa, Honeywell, Schneider)
Telematics (Examples: Toyota, Ford, Boeing, Bentley)
Global entertainment systems (Examples: Next Games, Junglee, Real Madrid)
Global mission-critical apps (Examples: JP Morgan Chase, Azure portal, Jet.com)
Mobile (Examples: SkyAlert, Dominos, Mogile Tech)
Single View (Examples: Citrix, Quest)
Real Time Analytics (Examples: NextMarkets, Starbucks)
Personalization/Customer 360 (Examples: JPMC, Blackboard, Targetbase)
Catalogs (Examples: Sulekha)
Content Management (Examples: US Golf Association, Blackboard)

Customer Case Studies

Qualifying Customer Personas and Questions to Ask

Whom to Engage?

App Dev Lead, CxO, Big Data Decision Maker (DM), Architect, Cloud Tech DM.

Questions to Ask.

When you hear "MongoDB", "MongoDB Atlas", "DataStax Cassandra", "AWS DynamoDB", "Google Datastore", "HBase", "Redis", "ElasticSearch", "Azure Table storage", "NoSQL", "Data scale", "Big Data", "Elasticity", "Global Distribution" – engage the customer on CosmosDB
How do you deploy real-time apps globally and make sure they never go down?
Does the app need guaranteed SLAs for availability, throughput, consistency, and latency?
Do you experience sudden spikes and long valleys in your data usage patterns?
Do you need various data models being used at the same time – Polyglot app?

Differentiated value proposition and Core capabilities:

Turnkey global distribution: Add/remove any number of Azure regions to their Cosmos DB table with one click
Elastically scale throughput, anytime, around the globe: Cosmos DB allows applications to elastically scale the throughput at second granularity and storage on demand, worldwide. Customers only pay for the throughput and storage they need.
No complex schema, index management or migration ever needed: No app downtime while migrating schemas.
Single-digit millisecond latency: Access data at single digit ms latencies at 99^th percentile worldwide.
Guaranteed high availability and transparent multi-homing: Cosmos DB guarantees high availability in every region as well as across all regions. Cosmos DB's multi-homing capabilities allow both the application and its data to remain highly available.
Multiple, well-defined consistency models to choose from: 5 well-defined consistency choices - strong, bounded staleness, session, consistent-prefix and eventual – so devs can select the right consistency model that fits their apps.
Multiple data models to choose from: Native support for documents, graph, column-family & key-value data models.
Multiple APIs to choose from: Support for SQL, MongoDB, Gremlin (Graph) and Azure Table storage APIs. In FY18, Cosmos will support other popular data access APIs including Cassandra and HBASE.

Learn Cosmos Through Sessions on YouTube

Sessions

Click on join the webinar links to view the recorded sessions.

Cosmos DB training series – Part 1 Overview of Azure Cosmos DB
February 13, 2018
10:00-11:00 AM PST (UTC -8) - Save the Date

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Build real-time personalized experiences with AI and serverless technology
February 20, 2018
10:00-11:00 AM PST (UTC -8) - Save the Date

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Cosmos DB training series – Part 3 Azure Cosmos DB: Graph API and Table API
February 27, 2018
10:00-11:00 AM PST (UTC -8) - Save the Date

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Cosmos DB training series – Part 4 Building MongoDB apps to Azure Cosmos DB
March 6, 2018
10:00-11:00 AM PST (UTC -8) - Save the Date

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Cosmos DB training series – Part 5 Understanding Operations of Azure Cosmos DB
March 13, 2018
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Cosmos DB training series – Part 6 Build Serverless Apps with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Functions
March 20, 2018
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Cosmos DB training series – Part 7 Apply real-time analytics with Azure Cosmos DB and Azure Spark
March 27, 2018
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Trainings > Office 365 ProPlus, Office 2016

Anshuman Mansingh — Fri, 11 Aug 2017 13:38:20 GMT

Application_Service	Curriculum	AssetType	Scenario	Title	URL
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 productivity training
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Me and my docs	https://support.office.com/article/Me-and-my-docs-f4038601-67d7-465c-82be-11e15eac1bf8
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Save a Workbook to OneDrive for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Save-a-workbook-to-OneDrive-for-Business-981691f3-9f67-4fa9-b99f-e0cf2b224d95
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Open an Excel spreadsheet	https://support.office.com/article/Open-an-Excel-spreadsheet-on-a-tablet-1abe822d-fa93-45d1-acee-f6e191b8c702
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Edit an Excel spreadsheet on an iOS device	https://support.office.com/article/Edit-an-Excel-spreadsheet-on-a-tablet-01c80851-89a4-41a1-9b97-cf6f92c0e9fb
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Edit a spreadsheet using an Android phone	https://support.office.com/article/Edit-an-Excel-spreadsheet-on-a-smartphone-dce82d15-9417-47a5-b8ea-89040d93a7ec
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Share a spreadsheet	https://support.office.com/article/Share-a-spreadsheet-in-OneDrive-for-Business-with-teammates-e468b5e0-31a1-4ea3-be53-187bb6c2db2b
Excel; OneDrive for Business	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Me and My Docs	Co-edit a spreadsheet	https://support.office.com/article/Co-edit-a-spreadsheet-using-Excel-Online-670344b7-2a09-46de-92fc-82df158762c2
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Office 365 productivity training
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Work together seamlessly	https://support.office.com/article/Work-together-seamlessly-27136232-e097-48da-9002-41812629d3d8
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Save a presentation to OneDrive for Business using your tablet	https://support.office.com/article/Save-a-presentation-to-OneDrive-for-Business-using-your-tablet-38a8b931-5176-46a0-bff1-1e20bea4c66a
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Edit a presentation on a tablet	https://support.office.com/article/Edit-a-presentation-on-a-tablet-f2cfd7ae-4bf0-4c41-a9ca-0dc3cc0b41ef
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Share a presentation	https://support.office.com/article/Share-a-presentation-with-teammates-bff69294-17e9-4429-8753-afa9c349e169
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Collaborate on a presentation	https://support.office.com/article/Collaborate-on-a-presentation-071d5ecf-f4c5-4727-bfd5-b33f7b433759
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Find and open a Word document	https://support.office.com/article/Find-and-open-a-Word-document-on-a-tablet-dfae0ec5-d5c3-41d3-93c6-03be47c609ff
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Copy a chart from Excel into Word on an Android tablet	https://support.office.com/article/Copy-a-chart-from-Excel-to-a-Word-document-on-a-tablet-6a243031-3a71-4de8-8a60-70ecff29c8c5
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Share a folder in OneDrive	https://support.office.com/article/Share-a-folder-in-OneDrive-for-Business-with-teammates-2aff5b21-2586-4a80-af7d-6d6ec8ac48e7
OneDrive; PowerPoint; Word; Excel	Get it done from anywhere	Productivity Training	Work together seamlessly	Co-edit a Word document	https://support.office.com/article/Co-edit-a-Word-document-with-teammates-f4e988f8-95d5-425c-9e90-d50229ea43a9
OneDrive; Word	Office 365 productivity training
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Anywhere-access-and-file-sharing-with-OneDrive-for-Business-376db1bc-1721-447b-be5d-ebd74238a87c
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Create and save a file	https://support.office.com/article/Create-and-save-a-file-to-OneDrive-for-Business-b8b89a11-9a80-44e7-81a4-9bbbd8b30086
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Take advantage of the Next Generation Sync Client	https://support.office.com/article/Take-advantage-of-the-Next-Generation-Sync-Client-b17f764f-7dc6-4b34-91b4-0698c87619c7
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Share the file	https://support.office.com/article/Share-the-file-internally-and-externally-b5806145-aa7c-4119-93fd-035d060ed15a
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Coauthor in Word on the desktop	https://support.office.com/article/Coauthor-in-Word-on-the-desktop-df921d50-ae67-4922-9867-10a4cc8b12bc
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Coauthor in Word on a smartphone	https://support.office.com/article/Coauthor-in-Word-on-a-smartphone-87e6816b-5192-4225-8178-deb65af5312c
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Stop sharing a file	https://support.office.com/article/Stop-sharing-a-file-01d7bdf1-3fce-4307-8157-df74a159693d
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Meet face-to-face	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-a-face-to-face-meeting-76c9ead0-7fb4-41c3-b17b-57095c943726
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Use Version History	https://support.office.com/article/Use-the-Version-History-feature-of-OneDrive-for-Business-20f8a9eb-7b8c-477a-a909-ca32e74a52b0
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Save to a team site	https://support.office.com/article/Save-a-OneDrive-for-Business-file-to-a-team-site-b3036d7e-64e1-49ed-9317-6ffd38178661&ocmsassetID=b3036d7e-64e1-49ed-9317-6ffd38178661
OneDrive; Word	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Anywhere access and file sharing with OneDrive for Business	Add final touches and distribute the file	https://support.office.com/article/Add-final-touches-and-distribute-the-file-1958e801-e9de-4478-9c76-629a45b6c4cf
SharePoint; OneNote	Office 365 productivity training
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	https://support.office.com/article/Collaborate-with-team-content-using-SharePoint-Online-2dd9aeff-7749-4b78-9696-eb0f6267f1f5
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Design your team site	https://support.office.com/article/Start-designing-your-team-site-7b77c8cc-6131-47a9-9470-f39ec6027c07
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Change the look and feel	https://support.office.com/article/Change-the-look-and-feel-baff6052-436d-4065-953f-24612834fff5
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Add a video and slide show	https://support.office.com/article/Add-a-video-and-slide-show-to-the-home-page-370488f5-d439-44b7-a704-211aff690673
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Use the OneNote notebook provided with the team site	https://support.office.com/article/Use-the-OneNote-notebook-provided-with-the-team-site-39b34ba9-29f9-4035-a792-256e85df8f1a
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Create a list to capture customer feedback	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-list-to-capture-customer-feedback-68b0aac3-6cb1-4203-adda-e0720059850a
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Create a confidential document library	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-confidential-document-library-e0660483-3d95-4016-a2e9-5dc8d4ac139d
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Share a site with external users	https://support.office.com/article/Share-a-site-with-external-users-140714b0-a8e5-4bad-a0bd-1aff813510b0
SharePoint; OneNote	Content collaboration	Productivity Training	Collaborate with team content using SharePoint Online	Access your team site from a mobile device	https://support.office.com/article/Access-your-team-site-from-a-mobile-device-6f2d23ba-d64f-48d5-ad31-f9aad964d23d
Skype for Business; Outlook	Office 365 productivity training
Skype for Business; Outlook	Run more effective meetings	Productivity Training	Communicate your way	Communicate your way	https://support.office.com/article/Communicate-your-way-c50059a4-9114-4c81-8581-bd4fd6e97fc6
Skype for Business; Outlook	Run more effective meetings	Productivity Training	Communicate your way	Find a contact from Outlook	https://support.office.com/article/Find-a-contact-from-Outlook-93681411-530c-40d3-b838-e8bfbf78bdc9
Skype for Business; Outlook	Run more effective meetings	Productivity Training	Communicate your way	IM a contact	https://support.office.com/article/IM-a-contact-7b7416c2-e426-4308-b97d-78eb8e1990bd
Skype for Business; Outlook	Run more effective meetings	Productivity Training	Communicate your way	Add people and video	https://support.office.com/article/Add-people-and-video-to-a-conversation-286b8ee5-9fcd-4eb3-8e6c-4dd0f474c3c1
Skype for Business; Outlook	Run more effective meetings	Productivity Training	Communicate your way	Share your desktop or an app	https://support.office.com/article/Desktop-sharing-2c09d629-b59f-4892-8bb9-f57414814ac3
Skype for Business; Outlook	Run more effective meetings	Productivity Training	Communicate your way	Schedule a follow-up meeting	https://support.office.com/article/Schedule-a-follow-up-Skype-for-Business-meeting-6ab7f862-84bf-46da-80af-155174318b86
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Office 365 productivity training
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Complete meeting solution	https://support.office.com/article/Complete-meeting-solution-518a36ec-8b7d-4c12-a77a-f4a2c9f47e45
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Join a meeting	https://support.office.com/article/Join-a-meeting-92632d49-50c1-4ed1-80df-c3f7685209d8
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Take notes in OneNote	https://support.office.com/article/Start-taking-notes-in-OneNote-23c10a01-87ba-44a4-b413-9298f8b621bc
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Record your meeting	https://support.office.com/article/Record-your-Skype-for-Business-meeting-04e43eff-b188-4bb0-b23c-1b07974a8ba8
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Communicate with voice and video	https://support.office.com/article/Communicate-with-voice-and-video-c1fb68bb-fdfc-4bf5-af41-2ac88e9b6fb0
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Invite more people	https://support.office.com/article/Invite-more-people-b3c6cacb-8175-4c38-bcb2-1048f4a29670
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Share your desktop or an app	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Share-your-desktop-or-an-app-712965d0-fa10-4da0-86c2-66ec68d8dbc8
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Present and annotate a PowerPoint deck that you are sharing	https://support.office.com/article/Present-and-annotate-a-PowerPoint-deck-that-you-are-sharing-87bd02f5-e3e0-4b21-9b5b-61aa8c10cda8
Skype for Business; OneNote; PowerPoint	Run meetings more effective	Productivity Training	Your complete meeting solution	Meeting follow up	https://support.office.com/article/Meeting-follow-up-0d937221-6276-49f4-b7d3-fc9ed12455f6
O365; Outlook	Office 365 productivity training
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Tame your email and calendar	Tame your email and calendar	https://support.office.com/article/Tame-your-email-and-calendar-20e822dc-1c7a-4b3f-ab79-c00beb3f8e92
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Tame your email and calendar	Manage your Inbox	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-your-Inbox-33b96e3d-94ea-4c23-b1fb-74fc7c9d480d
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Tame your email and calendar	Choose how to reply	https://support.office.com/article/Choose-how-to-reply-f4041b2d-a283-41fb-b964-3874b9a944f2
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Tame your email and calendar	Smarter attachments	https://support.office.com/article/Smarter-attachments-1640e4ed-5322-4145-8798-cbf16ca3773e
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Tame your email and calendar	Command your calendar	https://support.office.com/article/Command-your-calendar-926bc197-3625-465b-bcc8-a5432e2daa06
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Tame your email and calendar	Find out who's available	https://support.office.com/article/Find-out-who-s-available-096221a6-ab46-4f02-9006-658836d43810
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	https://support.office.com/article/Unite-your-team-with-Groups-in-Outlook-`aef27003-2ce6-4c62-ad6c-d5fc472507cf
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Get caught up with your team	https://support.office.com/article/Get-caught-up-with-your-team-60282443-1619-4f40-a271-11b42c04564a
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Communicate with your team	https://support.office.com/article/Communicate-with-your-team-325b6790-e268-4c10-a192-379efdaa92ab
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Collaborate with your team	https://support.office.com/article/Collaborate-with-your-team-d8618d5c-63af-4faa-b2cd-70747e2c7fb8
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Schedule with your team	https://support.office.com/article/Schedule-with-your-team-5285b398-3361-429d-a78d-4c2290ceba36
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Organize your team's tasks	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-your-team-s-tasks-df139af4-387d-460a-bb05-460e930ff273
O365; Outlook	Email and calendar on the go	Productivity Training	Unite your team with Groups in Outlook	Get a team member up to speed	https://support.office.com/article/Get-a-new-team-member-up-to-speed-ded7bc51-7243-4af5-8a03-8d69c7fe278e
Yammer	Office 365 productivity training
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	Roll out a successful Yammer network	https://support.office.com/article/Roll-out-a-successful-Yammer-network-a19aedab-6dc8-44b1-a8c3-72c38abf18b4
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	What is Yammer	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Yammer-1b0f3b3e-89ee-4b66-aac5-30def12f287c
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	Personalize your Yammer Network	https://support.office.com/article/Personalize-your-Yammer-network-bea38233-f248-4665-903f-558f731ea54c
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	Identify the right use cases	https://support.office.com/article/Identify-the-right-use-cases-for-your-organization-af6075de-475a-4e8e-9d04-0da4b6014814
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	Create a group for a use case	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-group-for-each-use-case-7f0cf5d8-1f9d-48d2-a83c-d777578fa4a0
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	Grow your Yammer network	https://support.office.com/article/Grow-your-Yammer-network-ba276bcc-dfd8-48e9-970d-6c854b501da2
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Roll out a successful Yammer Network	Embed a group in a site	https://support.office.com/article/Embed-a-group-discussion-into-SharePoint-Online-175d913b-386d-4fa7-933b-b9b7ff8f4b4e
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Use Yammer everday	https://support.office.com/article/Use-Yammer-every-day-47526868-b136-40cc-a80d-c870eadd9ba5
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Edit your Yammer Profile	https://support.office.com/article/Edit-your-yammer-profile-dc06d227-c4c9-4fdb-9bfe-9f6a6b1caa83
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Accentuate the positive	https://support.office.com/article/Accentuate-the-positive-da65b1c3-6651-4141-8dbd-d50d61b98a6e
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Follow along	https://support.office.com/article/Follow-along-53e74097-c1fc-4098-a8ad-cf40b8e02e6c
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Communicate in Groups	https://support.office.com/article/Communicate-in-groups-52db606b-2f29-4a9a-8cbb-b43bf2a27d2e
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Use @mentions and polls	https://support.office.com/article/Enhance-communication-with-mentions-and-polls-eb096f3b-ef81-49d8-9b44-9bec6fe50c3c
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Search and use Discovery	https://support.office.com/article/Search-for-answers-and-use-the-discovery-feed-e9f31b53-f1b1-407f-8cd6-6cda93fe23be
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Add and edit files	https://support.office.com/article/Add-and-edit-files-4ca4f40e-f9ee-4554-aa6d-e00687977875
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Use notifications and inbox	https://support.office.com/article/Stay-organized-with-notifications-and-inbox-856d45cc-dd94-48de-bea6-ae4f9ecdc472
Yammer	Bring your team together	Productivity Training	Use Yammer every day	Keep it going	https://support.office.com/article/Keep-it-going-b8e6c9cd-bbca-49b6-bb28-7ed313d52fb0
OneNote	Office Help and Training
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training Landing Page	What is OneNote?	OneNote training	https://support.office.com/article/OneNote-training-1c983b65-42f6-42c1-ab61-235aae5d0115
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	What is OneNote?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-OneNote-be6cc6cc-3ca7-4f46-8876-5000f013c563
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Use OneNote in the cloud	https://support.office.com/article/Use-OneNote-in-the-cloud-54fcce99-65b6-4501-ab96-27c30a176139
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Get started with OneNote and notebooks	https://support.office.com/article/Get-started-with-OneNote-and-notebooks-4beb2128-51d9-4531-a4e0-078f605bbfea
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Add sections and pages	https://support.office.com/article/Add-sections-and-pages-b041747d-f29c-4cd3-a52e-f835ee315660
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Maximize your pages	https://support.office.com/article/Maximize-your-pages-d57f386d-38de-4bd9-91bc-6820a3988bed
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Take notes	https://support.office.com/article/Take-notes-2f9f2dac-57ce-4836-ba8e-fdbf525a52ab
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Create a quick note	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-Quick-Note-d7c202c5-c8e5-4a47-8645-a7ba29c26baa
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Clip from the Web	https://support.office.com/article/Clip-from-the-Web-b503dc7e-f320-4d7a-8546-1fb31123c308
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Record audio	https://support.office.com/article/Record-audio-d69dcbfe-1fd7-4930-9564-bbd83099e2c4
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Capture the screen	https://support.office.com/article/Capture-the-screen-c763fc05-7bd8-4020-aebb-e0b054149d94
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Insert a picture	https://support.office.com/article/Insert-a-picture-56292764-e25d-4712-91e6-f51c6a22453e
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Copy text from an image	https://support.office.com/article/Copy-text-from-an-image-0ab3ecd7-57e5-4372-a5bd-e684cb52c150
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Insert a link	https://support.office.com/article/Insert-a-link-c505156d-148f-4160-8b00-27a6cb501d1d
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Create a table	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-table-211cf0fe-2116-4af8-92e8-608161494d66
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Sort a table	https://support.office.com/article/Sort-a-table-03f6e2c8-6482-470e-9670-343fa18a8d48
OneNote	OneNote Training	Product Training	What is OneNote?	Convert a table to Excel	https://support.office.com/article/Convert-a-table-to-Excel-a24c39e2-32b6-4366-ad21-537e2a1675e8
Access	Office Help and Training
Access	Access Training	Product Training Landing Page	Access Training	Access Training	https://support.office.com/article/Access-training-a5ffb1ef-4cc4-4d79-a862-e2dda6ef38e6
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Get Started with Access 2016	Get Started with Access	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Access-f2338765-ff59-4cfc-b8ba-74059fcb1874
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Get Started with Access 2016	What is Access	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Access-f2338765-ff59-4cfc-b8ba-74059fcb1874
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Get Started with Access 2016	Get started with databases	https://support.office.com/article/Get-started-with-databases-457013e7-f75d-48a9-bc8a-4b816436a5a0
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Get Started with Access 2016	Get to know database objects	https://support.office.com/article/Get-to-know-database-objects-020bfb91-394e-4555-84a4-5b0fd673e6d6
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Create an Access database	Decide whether to create a desktop database or an Access web app	https://support.office.com/article/Decide-whether-to-create-a-desktop-database-or-an-Access-web-app-7bf7ccc9-0850-48f2-858f-273271d30fa0
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Create an Access database	Desktop database or web app?	https://support.office.com/article/Decide-whether-to-create-a-desktop-database-or-an-Access-web-app-7bf7ccc9-0850-48f2-858f-273271d30fa0
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Create an Access database	Create a desktop database	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-desktop-database-1446ab07-b54a-4b8a-b38e-63bb5db8f9da
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Create an Access database	Create an Access web app	https://support.office.com/article/Create-an-Access-web-app-10855ec0-3a12-4e6c-a67c-c88267f00a3c
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add tables	Add Tables	https://support.office.com/article/Build-tables-and-set-data-types-997c250d-aec6-4430-8de5-a08671e13921
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add tables	Build tables and set data types	https://support.office.com/article/Build-tables-and-set-data-types-997c250d-aec6-4430-8de5-a08671e13921
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add tables	Build tables with Table Designer	https://support.office.com/article/Build-tables-with-the-Table-Designer-ac5a2bfb-4537-469c-8580-50eb24053383&ocmsassetID=ac5a2bfb-4537-469c-8580-50eb24053383
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add tables	Combine fields using the Calculated data type	https://support.office.com/article/Combine-fields-using-a-calculated-data-type-2a290bbc-46f6-42ae-8590-6fbc497d1de9
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Use relationships	Use Relationships	https://support.office.com/article/Get-started-with-table-relationships-728d53ff-f332-4ac6-9382-574ee271500a
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Use relationships	Get started with table relationships	https://support.office.com/article/Get-started-with-table-relationships-728d53ff-f332-4ac6-9382-574ee271500a
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Use relationships	Create relationships with the Lookup Wizard	https://support.office.com/article/Create-relationships-with-the-Lookup-Wizard-692775ed-5f4f-4d47-8153-d65c13ffc799
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Use relationships	Create relationships with the Relationships Pane	https://support.office.com/article/Create-relationships-with-the-Relationships-Pane-51c67574-c0e3-4ba3-b3f8-06f2b9b4d9a9
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Use relationships	Create many-to-many relationships	https://support.office.com/article/Create-many-to-many-relationships-e65bcc53-8e1c-444a-b4fb-1c0b8c1f5653
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Use relationships	Create one-to-one relationships	https://support.office.com/article/Create-one-to-one-relationships-a5868c76-50ea-44b7-892d-43f2af2802e0
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add and edit data	Add and edit data	https://support.office.com/article/Copy-data-from-Excel-b0bee2b9-e721-4332-869d-51fc9180f411
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add and edit data	Copy data from Excel	https://support.office.com/article/Copy-data-from-Excel-b0bee2b9-e721-4332-869d-51fc9180f411
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Add and edit data	Link to shared data	https://support.office.com/article/Link-to-shared-data-0dadda2d-a795-4489-8098-c741879f4259
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Manage data with queries	Manage data with queries	https://support.office.com/article/Get-started-with-queries-07e75b65-5eda-414f-b822-ea4e7aaf1ccb
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Manage data with queries	Get started with queries	https://support.office.com/article/Get-started-with-queries-07e75b65-5eda-414f-b822-ea4e7aaf1ccb
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Manage data with queries	Create basic queries	https://support.office.com/article/Create-basic-queries-23887ef4-1ab7-44b1-b1f6-fab20a944c17
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Manage data with queries	Create queries with more than one data source	https://support.office.com/article/Create-queries-with-more-than-one-data-source-440d7af0-08a3-4a15-a6b6-bb7650e08465
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Manage data with queries	Create queries with outer joins	https://support.office.com/article/Create-queries-with-outer-joins-4fc01018-61ea-414a-ad26-2a058badde46
Access	Access Training	Product Training	Manage data with queries	Query unrelated data sources	https://support.office.com/article/Query-unconnected-tables-8b5f68b1-a0a0-43b0-a0d6-fde58db84ddd
Skype for Business	Office Help and Training
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training Landing Page	Introducing Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Skype-for-Business-training-8a3491a3-c095-4718-80cf-cbbe4afe4eba
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training	Introducing Skype for Business	Introducing Skype for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Introducing-Skype-for-Business-e705627e-8e94-4bae-ac8b-4ccea5a9c4c0
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training	Introducing Skype for Business	Skype for Business 2016 Training	https://support.office.com/article/Skype-for-Business-2016-training-eb2081bc-fd0a-4eda-94da-5a39f369ee74
Skpe for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training	Introducing Skype for Business	Explore Skype for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Explore-Skype-for-Business-8b7aecb2-bdf0-436b-894f-31af502e912b
Skpe for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training	Introducing Skype for Business	Add a contact	https://support.office.com/article/Add-a-contact-f3f993dd-3cd8-49cb-a68c-6764ba23db4a
Skpe for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training	Introducing Skype for Business	Check a contact's presence and IM them	https://support.office.com/article/Check-a-contact-s-presence-and-IM-them-9d0b09c3-8e5e-4db3-8077-263a2b120fe8
Skpe for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Product Training	Introducing Skype for Business	Change your picture	https://support.office.com/article/Change-your-picture-772fcd80-55a7-4196-bff7-1e3f172c8eb2
OneDrive for Business	Office Help and Training
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive Training	Product Training Landing Page	What is OneDrive for Business	OneDrive training	https://support.office.com/article/OneDrive-training-1f608184-b7e6-43ca-8753-2ff679203132
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	What is OneDrive for Business	What is OneDrive for Business?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-OneDrive-for-Business-187f90af-056f-47c0-9656-cc0ddca7fdc2
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	What is OneDrive for Business	Why Store files in the cloud?	https://support.office.com/article/Why-store-files-in-the-cloud-f891c1f0-55b1-48f2-9e76-3dcf93191ced
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	What is OneDrive for Business	Microsoft Cloud Services for files	https://support.office.com/article/The-Microsoft-cloud-services-for-files-33dbbb4c-a569-4e96-9244-0e85ddfedd29
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive Training	Product Training Landing Page	Store files in OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	https://support.office.com/article/OneDrive-training-1f608184-b7e6-43ca-8753-2ff679203132
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	Store files in OneDrive for Business	Share files with One Drive for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Share-files-in-OneDrive-for-Business-4f605827-a1a4-41a3-871e-6308d8b12bb1
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	Store files in OneDrive for Business	Sync files with One Drive for Business	https://support.office.com/article/Sync-files-in-OneDrive-for-Business-2c71bb7a-65bb-4232-99a1-b14aca99b9f0
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	Store files in OneDrive for Business	Choosing where to store files in the cloud	https://support.office.com/article/Choosing-where-to-store-files-in-the-cloud-7d6de218-2ed5-47ad-82a8-d093312a7340
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Product Training	Store files in OneDrive for Business	What is file sharing?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-file-sharing-5f24ac1e-f4e4-4f0a-bebf-f8404e4a13ac
SharePoint Online	Office Help and Training
SharePoint Online	SharePoint Online Training	Product Training Landing Page	Store files in a Site Library	Discover SharePoint	https://support.office.com/article/Discover-SharePoint-cb8ef501-84db-4427-ac77-ec2009fb8e23
SharePoint Online	SharePoint Online	Product Training	Store files in a Site Library	Store files in a site library	https://support.office.com/article/Store-files-in-a-site-library-9adcc8c6-3522-4306-bb53-73b907b3a282
SharePoint Online	SharePoint Online	Product Training	Store files in a Site Library	Share files in a site library	https://support.office.com/article/Share-files-in-a-site-library-8e52537e-7e36-46e1-88bc-6312be601de2
SharePoint Online	SharePoint Online	Product Training	Store files in a Site Library	Sync files in a site library	https://support.office.com/article/Sync-files-in-a-site-library-1f1928c2-c8f9-48c2-9ec0-db29c481b5e5
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	What's new and improved in Office 2016 for Office 365	Office 365 Subscriptions	https://support.office.com/article/What-s-new-and-improved-in-Office-2016-for-Office-365-95c8d81d-08ba-42c1-914f-bca4603e1426
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Get Started	Get started with Office 365	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Office-365-847caf12-2589-452c-8aca-1c009797678b
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started	What is Office 365	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Office-365-847caf12-2589-452c-8aca-1c009797678b
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started	Sign in to Office 365	https://support.office.com/article/Sign-in-to-Office-365-f374bfd7-a280-4dae-9274-fbe1b3c04593
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started	Get help and support	https://support.office.com/article/Get-help-and-support-d3c495a5-d7a1-4e59-997b-5ce61768262e&ocmsassetID=d3c495a5-d7a1-4e59-997b-5ce61768262e
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started	Get the most out of Office 365 on Android phones and tablets	https://support.office.com/article/Get-the-most-out-of-Office-365-on-Android-phones-and-tablets-3c7dd576-cbd2-449f-8bb6-f33912c05038
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started	Get the most out of Office 365 on iPhones and iPads	https://support.office.com/article/Get-the-most-out-of-Office-365-on-iPhones-and-iPads-179728f7-7287-453b-832f-558145681219
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started	Get the most out of Office 365 on Windows 10 phones	https://support.office.com/article/Get-the-most-out-of-Office-365-on-Windows-10-phones-727e6249-f442-4935-89b3-7f2281e59ddb
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Download and install Office	Download and install Office	https://support.office.com/article/How-do-you-download-Office-afa6d3a0-b2cd-4549-9dbd-7f54ff8119b4
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Download and install Office	How do you download Office	https://support.office.com/article/How-do-you-download-Office-afa6d3a0-b2cd-4549-9dbd-7f54ff8119b4
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Download and install Office	Install on your PC	https://support.office.com/article/Install-Office-365-for-business-on-your-PC-47032d48-efde-42f8-b1eb-439283362a43
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Download and install Office	Install on your Mac	https://support.office.com/article/Install-Office-365-for-business-on-your-Mac-4cc698c0-e8b4-48a3-bba3-ee48255deb71
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Download and install Office	Find your Office apps on Windows 10	https://support.office.com/article/Find-your-Office-apps-on-Windows-10-d6ea6c68-5d72-4012-95ea-fa6fd5bb5509
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Download and install Office	Uninstall Office	https://support.office.com/article/Uninstall-Office-dc998d82-350e-432b-a09f-a5225d10b90d
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Manage Office 365 from home	Manage Office 365 from home	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Turn-auto-renew-on-or-off-d696adc7-e292-48ca-8091-8dcd597cc49c
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Manage Office 365 from home	Switch from Office 365 Home to Personal	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Switch-from-Office-365-Home-to-Personal-a19da95a-89a7-4735-9210-a28d3340a59d
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Manage Office 365 from home	Switch from Office 365 Personal to Home	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Switch-from-Office-365-Personal-to-Home-32f13744-e61b-44c4-9e98-a80cff30fe10
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Manage Office 365 from home	Reactivate Office	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Reactivate-Office-3fd1e326-f1d6-45a4-99d6-426070264111
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Manage Office 365 from home	Renew with a product key	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Renew-Office-365-for-home-with-a-product-key-db43ace4-b754-447b-9487-6340af4f6cc8
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Manage Office 365 from home	Renew online	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Renew-Office-365-for-home-online-7cabbfdb-5ed9-41ba-95d3-0e1ca580fa3c
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Try and buy Office 365	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Sign-up-for-a-free-Office-365-for-home-trial-6369830a-5401-43a8-8b97-0bd796b863b0
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Sign up for a free home trial	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Sign-up-for-a-free-Office-365-for-home-trial-6369830a-5401-43a8-8b97-0bd796b863b0
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Sign up for a free business trial	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Sign-up-for-a-free-Office-365-for-business-trial-f340d012-ad0f-4b13-b539-8b160f3e9644
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Extend your business trial	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Extend-your-Office-365-for-business-trial-5974922d-d5b1-4d6f-b600-7af3b0ef76fd
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Buy Office 365 for home	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Buy-Office-365-for-home-033f1439-e0ca-4115-a973-5f45fcf281a7
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Buy Office 365 for business	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Buy-Office-365-for-business-920bbdcb-a55d-4b15-b563-1398476dd74b
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Try and buy Office 365	Choose between buying and subscribing	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Choose-between-buying-and-subscribing-6db872ee-0424-4ed0-ae28-d5efa90710d9
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Change your Office 365 settings	Change your Office 365 settings	https://support.office.com/article/How-do-you-customize-Office-365-for-business-586a29c0-0db9-4b6a-b4c8-d9c96e351017
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Change your Office 365 settings	Customize Office 365	https://support.office.com/article/How-do-you-customize-Office-365-for-business-586a29c0-0db9-4b6a-b4c8-d9c96e351017
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Change your Office 365 settings	Update your home page	https://support.office.com/article/Update-your-Office-365-for-business-home-page-d7a05fde-af1f-4b23-a444-8f980d2253d1
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Change your Office 365 settings	Privacy settings and permissions	https://support.office.com/article/Adjust-privacy-settings-and-understand-app-permissions-19415d87-7d26-45a6-ab37-82a673c1d2dc
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Change your Office 365 settings	See what products you have	https://support.office.com/article/See-what-products-you-have-deeb6ff1-fc79-423a-a84c-d7563b535f8b
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Share Office 365 with your household	Share Office 365 with your household	https://support.office.com/article/Share-your-Office-365-Home-subscription-fcf21d14-f4d2-4f7e-994a-8f26d888de3c
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Share Office 365 with your household	Share your subscription	https://support.office.com/article/Share-your-Office-365-Home-subscription-fcf21d14-f4d2-4f7e-994a-8f26d888de3c
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Share Office 365 with your household	When Office 365 is shared with me	https://support.office.com/article/What-to-do-when-Office-365-Home-is-shared-with-me-6a9a6774-9d7a-4d2e-9e66-c55a16c1c00c
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Share Office 365 with your household	Deactivate an Office 365 install	https://support.office.com/article/Deactivate-an-Office-365-install-34cb8d8f-3458-41fc-b002-ea20145198cf&ocmsassetID=34cb8d8f-3458-41fc-b002-ea20145198cf
O365; Office 2016	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Share Office 365 with your household	Stop sharing your subscription	https://support.office.com/article/Stop-sharing-your-subscription-with-a-family-member-245d52da-38e8-4a7d-9adb-3f308059c045
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Get started with OneDrive for Business	Get started with OneDrive for Business	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-OneDrive-for-Business-b30da4eb-ddd2-44b6-943b-e6fbfc6b8dde
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with OneDrive for Business	What is OneDrive for Business?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-OneDrive-for-Business-b30da4eb-ddd2-44b6-943b-e6fbfc6b8dde
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with OneDrive for Business	Set up on your phone or tablet	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-OneDrive-for-Business-on-your-phone-or-tablet-03bb3e62-d16f-4658-a632-ed30121560ef&ocmsassetID=03bb3e62-d16f-4658-a632-ed30121560ef
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business basics	https://support.office.com/article/OneDrive-for-Business-basics-110ca7b0-ae3d-4e51-a14c-9d583e2d630c
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with OneDrive for Business	Upload files and folders	https://support.office.com/article/Upload-files-and-folders-in-OneDrive-for-Business-5bd927ad-d186-495c-93e8-7ca116fe7b83
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with OneDrive for Business	Create files and folders	https://support.office.com/article/Create-files-and-folders-in-OneDrive-for-Business-e1f59717-2f02-494d-93c6-8ef9613e82ba
O365; OneDrive; OneDrive for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with OneDrive for Business	Share files and folders	https://support.office.com/article/Share-files-and-folders-in-OneDrive-for-Business-72f26d6c-bf9e-432c-8b96-e3c2437f5b65
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Get Started with OneDrive	Get Started with OneDrive	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-OneDrive-a7707a86-7a07-4147-839a-40928b7f1d2c
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	What is OneDrive?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-OneDrive-a7707a86-7a07-4147-839a-40928b7f1d2c
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	Sign in or create an account	https://support.office.com/article/Sign-in-or-create-an-account-for-OneDrive-6c63b4e3-c92f-4f52-80e2-237c798cec1e
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	OneDrive basics	https://support.office.com/article/OneDrive-basics-fe8aab1e-3d1a-4a65-a9b6-77b79b6dbb30
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	Upload files and folders	https://support.office.com/article/Upload-files-and-folders-to-OneDrive-7f630d4a-0af2-40f9-a32a-de5f149eb1de
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	Create files and folders	https://support.office.com/article/Create-files-and-folders-in-OneDrive-b7885b2d-e40d-4fb8-ac65-84bf37b87cbf
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	Share files and folders	https://support.office.com/article/Share-files-and-folders-in-OneDrive-3fcefa26-1371-401e-8c04-589de81ed5eb
O365; OneDrive	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get Started with OneDrive	Delete and restore files	https://support.office.com/article/Delete-and-restore-files-in-OneDrive-bef769c1-0771-4a01-bcaa-2d72461672e5
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Get started with Skype for Business	Get started with Skype for Business	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Skype-for-Business-3a21eca4-434d-41f1-ab06-3d4a268573b7
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	What is Skype for Business?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Skype-for-Business-3a21eca4-434d-41f1-ab06-3d4a268573b7
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	Download and install	https://support.office.com/article/Download-and-install-Skype-for-Business-video-9162ae37-12f9-4971-bbbe-2e4a05590f36
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	Sign in and out	https://support.office.com/article/Sign-in-and-out-of-Skype-for-Business-8abed4b3-ac48-493e-9d76-0e10140e9451
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	Set up audio and video	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-audio-and-video-in-Skype-for-Business-fa4c98cc-6982-4d8b-95ec-646dd0fbc375
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	Set presence options	https://support.office.com/article/Set-presence-options-in-Skype-for-Business-c5eead1e-37b9-41a4-a1f3-0cc6088b91bb
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	Add or change your photo	https://support.office.com/article/Add-or-change-your-photo-in-Skype-for-Business-40d7785c-b513-443f-bde8-5f5268972744
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype for Business	Set up an online meeting	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-an-online-meeting-with-Skype-for-Business-c9c2294b-a56a-493a-beba-7ccb1117314e
O365; Office 2016; Skype; Word; Excel; PowerPoint	Office 365 Training	Product Training Landing Page	Get started with Skype	Get started with Skype	https://support.office.com/article/Activate-Skype-minutes-39545964-e373-4ef6-a382-85085839fcb4
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype	Activate Skype minutes	https://support.office.com/article/Activate-Skype-minutes-39545964-e373-4ef6-a382-85085839fcb4
O365; Skype; Skype for Business	Office 365 Training	Product Training	Get started with Skype	Use Skype minutes	https://support.office.com/article/Use-Skype-minutes-0bdbbe58-4977-4c71-9f68-be6b2c32fe17
Help	Office Help
SharePoint	SharePoint	Help Landing Page	Help	SharePoint 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/SharePoint-help-6c06e621-02bb-49d6-8449-509ba36d6e62
Excel	Excel 2016 help	Help Landing Page	Help	Excel 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/excel
OneNote	OneNote Training	Help Landing Page	Help	OneNote 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/onenote
Outlook	Outlook Training	Help Landing Page	Help	Outlook 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/outlook
PowerPoint	Powerpoint Training	Help Landing Page	Help	PowerPoint 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/powerpoint
Word	Word Training	Help Landing Page	Help	Word 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/word
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Help Landing Page	Help	Skype for Business 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/Skype-for-Business-help-4fbe07ce-6b15-4a06-bcf0-baea57890410&ocmsassetID=4fbe07ce-6b15-4a06-bcf0-baea57890410
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive for Business	Help Landing Page	Help	OneDrive Help	https://support.office.com/onedrive
Delve	Delve	Product Training	Office Delve	What is Office Delve?	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Office-Delve-1315665a-c6af-4409-a28d-49f8916878ca
Delve	Delve	Help Landing Page	Help	Delve 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/Delve-help-f85fbc9b-433c-4e00-8ff4-0964281f54d5
Project and Planner	Project and Planner	Product Training	Project	Discover Project Help	https://support.office.com/article/Discover-Project-63f1db89-1ee0-4113-bedc-03fc5ec6223a
Project and Planner	Project and Planner	Help Landing Page	Help	Project 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/Project-help-afac1e38-1219-4a88-bd22-81534778d528
Publisher	Publisher	Product Training	Publisher	Publisher training	https://support.office.com/article/Publisher-training-5ce4abaa-3557-4115-84c0-3232a5d59939
Publisher	Publisher	Help Landing Page	Help	Publisher 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/Publisher-help-3cbbff10-3e24-4b60-8800-cf0a7d58be50
Sway	Sway	Product Training	Sway	Getting Started With Sway	https://support.office.com/article/Getting-Started-with-Sway-2076C468-63F4-4A89-AE5F-424796714A8A
Sway	Sway	Help Landing Page	Help	Sway 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/Sway-help-56273b18-d0db-423d-a9ac-c8dc407f34b7
Visio	Visio	Product Training	Visio	Visio Training	https://support.office.com/article/Visio-training-e058bcfa-1d90-4653-afc6-e84d54cf94a6
Visio	Visio	Help Landing Page	Help	Visio 2016 Help	https://support.office.com/article/Visio-help-d511cc44-08a9-4157-bc38-8738ce586823
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training Landing Page	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Learn to create accessible Word documents	https://support.office.com/article/Learn-to-create-accessible-Word-documents-0b2ca649-69a5-4d3b-9ff5-a56e6611d194
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Find and fix accessibility issues in Word 2016	https://support.office.com/article/Find-and-fix-accessibility-issues-in-Word-2016-9d660cba-1fcd-45ad-a9d1-c4f4b5eb5b7d
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Use alternative text for images and objects	https://support.office.com/article/Use-alternative-text-for-images-and-objects-9c57ee44-bb48-40e3-aad4-7647fc1dba51
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Use heading styles to make your document more accessible	https://support.office.com/article/Use-heading-styles-to-make-your-document-more-accessible-68f1eeff-6113-410f-8313-b5d382cc3be1
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Create meaningful hyperlinks that people understand	https://support.office.com/article/Create-meaningful-hyperlinks-that-people-understand-28305cc8-3be2-417c-a313-dc22082d1ee0
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Use meaningful file names for documents	https://support.office.com/article/Use-meaningful-file-names-for-documents-4e73d73a-aedc-47af-88e4-8f2375a69fad
O365; Word	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Create accessible documents using Word 2016	Structure tables for easy navigation in Word	https://support.office.com/article/Structure-tables-for-easy-navigation-in-Word-cb464015-59dc-46a0-ac01-6217c62210e5
O365; Windows 10; Narrator	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training Landing Page	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	https://support.office.com/article/Accessibility-in-Office-2016-and-Windows-10-5df36873-d574-4d07-b21d-2dc4e61384ac
O365; Windows 10; Narrator	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	Set up your email in Mail for Windows 10 using Narrator	https://support.office.com/article/Using-Mail-for-Windows-10-with-Narrator-6017079f-5087-4fa9-9111-0527e456d817
O365; Windows 10; Narrator	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	Read and respond to email in Windows 10 using Narrator	https://support.office.com/article/Read-and-respond-to-email-in-Windows-10-using-Narrator-2df61adf-194a-450d-a0d6-edee8b70da67
O365; Windows 10; Narrator	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	Using Narrator with the Mail app in Windows 10: search, folders, and filters	https://support.office.com/article/Using-Narrator-with-the-Mail-app-in-Windows-10-search-folders-and-filters-b320cdcb-7b71-4196-9889-c8f82d87136e
O365; Windows 10; Narrator	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	Create and format email messages in Mail for Windows 10 using Narrator	https://support.office.com/article/Create-and-format-email-messages-in-Mail-for-Windows-10-using-Narrator-60278fe4-4b38-41ef-ac04-dee79586c974
O365; Windows 10; Narrator	Accessibility in Office 2016 and Windows 10	Product Training	Using Mail for Windows 10 with Narrator	Use Narrator to read more complex email messages in Mail for Windows 10	https://support.office.com/article/Use-Narrator-to-read-more-complex-email-messages-in-Mail-for-Windows-10-fc0d84e2-f1b9-41b6-8cd1-ca4d9d8c4e4d
Office 2016 Quick Starts	Office 2016 Quick Starts	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Office-2016-Quick-Starts-25f909da-3e76-443d-94f4-6cdf7dedc51e
Excel	Excel 2016 training	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Excel-Quick-Start-94b00f50-5896-479c-b0c5-ff74603b35a3
OneNote	OneNote Training	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Office-2016-Quick-Start-Guides-25f909da-3e76-443d-94f4-6cdf7dedc51e
Outlook	Outlook 2016 Training	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Outlook-Quick-Start-e9da47c4-9b89-4b49-b945-a204aeea6726
PowerPoint	Powerpoint 2016 Training	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/PowerPoint-Quick-Start-422250f8-5721-4cea-92cc-202fa7b89617
Word	Word 2016 Training	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Word-Quick-Start-aafc163a-3a06-45a9-b451-cb7250dcbaa1
Access	Access 2016 Training	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Access-2016-Quick-Start-f200d95b-e429-4acc-98c1-b883d4e9fc0a
Delve	Delve	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Delve-Quick-Start-0e4751f5-3006-402f-b55a-bb079cfb1ff1
Microsoft Teams	Teams	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Microsoft-Teams-Quick-Start-422bf3aa-9ae8-46f1-83a2-e65720e1a34d
OneDrive for Business	OneDrive	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/OneDrive-for-Business-Quick-Start-a1397e56-61ec-4ed2-9dac-727bf8ac3357
Planner	Planner	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Planner-Quick-Start-fe43c972-5a95-4071-86d4-423a64a3b21e
Office 365 for Business	Office 365	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://support.office.com/article/Office-365-for-business-Quick-Start-56e60c2b-1929-4a04-bd9b-ff5b844364f3
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Office 2016 Quick Start Guide	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/9869/skype-for-business-quick-start-guides
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide Audio setup and making calls	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/3218/skype-for-business-audio-setup-and-making-calls
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide contacts, presence and IM	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/8995/skype-for-business-contacts-presence-and-im
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide meetings	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/2553/skype-for-business-meetings
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide sharing and collaboration	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/4139/skype-for-business-sharing-and-collaboration
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide video	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/3042/skype-for-business-video
Skype for Business	Discover Skype for Business	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide	Quick Start Guide Using dial-in Conferencing	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/3592/skype-for-business-using-dial-in-conferencing
Office 2016 for Mac
OneNote 2016 for Mac	Office 2016 for Mac	Product Training Landing Page	OneNote 2016 for Mac Basics	OneNote 2016 for Mac Basics	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/1862/onenote-2016-for-mac-basics-training?c=3AM3U6
PowerPoint 2016 for Mac	Office 2016 for Mac	Product Training Landing Page	PowerPoint 2016 for Mac Basics	PowerPoint 2016 for Mac Basics	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/2082/powerpoint-2016-for-mac-basics?c=3AM3U6
Excel 2016 for Mac	Office 2016 for Mac	Product Training Landing Page	Excel 2016 for Mac Basics	Excel 2016 for Mac Basics	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/5255/excel-2016-for-mac-basics?c=3AM3U6
Word 2016 for Mac	Office 2016 for Mac	Product Training Landing Page	Word 2016 for Mac Basics	Word 2016 for Mac Basics	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/1025/word-2016-for-mac-basics?c=3AM3U6
Outlook 2016 for Mac	Office 2016 for Mac	Product Training Landing Page	Outlook 2016 for Mac Basics	Outlook 2016 for Mac Basics	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining/6434/outlook-for-mac-2016-basics-training?c=3AM3U6
Office 2016	Office 2016	Product Training Landing Page	Office Training	Office Training	https://docs.com/OfficeTraining#collection
Teams
Teams	Connect your team	Productivity Training	Connect your team	Onboard your teams	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Onboard-your-teams-702a2977-e662-4038-bef5-bdf8ee47b17b
Teams	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productivity Training	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Teams and Channels	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Teams-and-channels-c3d63c10-77d5-4204-a566-53ddcf723b46
Teams	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productivity Training	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Using Tabs	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Using-Tabs-7350a03e-017a-4a00-a6ae-1c9fe8c497b3
Teams	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productivity Training	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productive conversations	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Productive-conversations-99d33aaa-0743-47c6-a476-eb0a24abcb7e
Teams	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productivity Training	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Private conversations, calling	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Private-conversations-and-calling-a864b052-5e4b-4ccf-b046-2e26f40e21b5
Teams	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productivity Training	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Meet now	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Meet-now-26e06837-853d-4df1-a729-06bf700d4ecf
Teams	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Productivity Training	Achieve more together in Microsoft Teams	Scheduled meetings	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Scheduled-meetings-ba44d0fd-da3c-4541-a3eb-a868f5e2b137

Application_Service	Curriculum	Scenario	Title	URL
Excel 2016	Office help and training		Office help and training	https://support.office.com/
Excel 2016	Excel training	Office Training Center	Excel Training	https://support.office.com/article/Excel-training-9bc05390-e94c-46af-a5b3-d7c22f6990bb
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Get Started	What is Excel	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Excel-842fb550-07cb-42d1-9a9f-c55789efed57
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Get Started	Create a workbook	https://support.office.com/article/Create-a-workbook-82e9eab2-2e4e-463a-baa5-669b6c8ac543
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Get Started	Add, delete, or rename sheets	https://support.office.com/article/Add-delete-or-rename-sheets%e2%80%8b-861d97cb-3b33-4978-92e4-9446dc19b8da
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Design Workbooks	Hide columns	https://support.office.com/article/Hide-columns-95146525-ce4f-4ff6-a118-c0724deb1a98
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Design Workbooks	Freeze top and left panes	https://support.office.com/article/Freeze-top-and-left-panes-94708bae-df5c-4c3b-888c-621cf5d4bc94
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Design Workbooks	Move or copy worksheets	https://support.office.com/article/Move-or-copy-worksheets-48580e26-5b6d-48d3-afb5-317e18006dcb
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Design Workbooks	Change the look of your workbook	https://support.office.com/article/Change-the-look-of-your-workbook-51fb88ae-a7e9-455f-a79d-1ef2d7bd1bc7
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Add and edit data	https://support.office.com/article/Add-and-edit-data-2661a56a-196c-49c0-9dc3-ca785df9df9b
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Align data in cells	https://support.office.com/article/Align-data-in-cells-483730f9-7cdb-4d67-b9e6-ffabd6401e16
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Format numbers in cells	https://support.office.com/article/Format-numbers-in-cells-e6656c9b-a36a-4143-8fe4-5b6de0d9486b
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Change the look of cells	https://support.office.com/article/Change-the-look-of-cells-3e76ab4d-e39f-4feb-b3b8-0e09e27ffbaa
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Copy cell formatting	https://support.office.com/article/Copy-cell-formatting-6207db27-7981-4b83-bd29-cc68c333dcfa
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Select cell contents	https://support.office.com/article/Select-cell-contents-c5e3b5c7-89f9-4d4c-9ef5-1dffaebff52d
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Move or copy cell contents	https://support.office.com/article/Move-or-copy-cell-contents-59b01879-ea2a-4f76-b2e4-e437fc45c61d
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Insert or delete rows or columns	https://support.office.com/article/Insert-or-delete-rows-or-columns-7450f58a-517f-48ae-bace-248346e52275
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Resize rows and columns	https://support.office.com/article/Resize-rows-and-columns-2d73d527-2725-4bed-b199-9a981362b5f9
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	AutoFill time spans	https://support.office.com/article/AutoFill-time-spans-11091064-f01e-4fe1-bc76-f975e386597c
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Split and combine data	https://support.office.com/article/Split-and-combine-data-0edb925e-2af7-47fb-895a-28a07d5b73d4
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Build custom numeric formats	https://support.office.com/article/Build-custom-numeric-formats-2e67d937-d5d5-46d1-b371-3192bafd0237
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Validate cell data	https://support.office.com/article/Validate-cell-data-82cfacc1-46ed-400f-863d-1ee0400f5fa7
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add text and data	Create reusable lists	https://support.office.com/article/Create-reusable-lists-368959da-4ec8-43ea-9883-1615e582de01
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Use formulas and functions	Create formulas	https://support.office.com/article/Create-formulas-23936c25-8fde-4ec3-a868-a8add99f884d
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Use formulas and functions	Name cells and ranges	https://support.office.com/article/Name-cells-and-ranges-8ad05e62-bc18-49fc-937b-8f4144c256c2
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Use formulas and functions	Use Trace to fix formula errors	https://support.office.com/article/Use-Trace-to-fix-formula-errors-689e22fc-9886-46c0-87ca-1fb626ec87e9
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Use formulas and functions	Locate functions	https://support.office.com/article/Locate-functions-56bad091-a973-45ed-88f8-234f0cde0d24
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Use formulas and functions	Calculations using functions	https://support.office.com/article/Calculations-using-functions-1aaa835d-8414-4194-873a-5a20183c6b98
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format tables	Create tables	https://support.office.com/article/Create-tables-bf0ce08b-d012-42ec-8ecf-a2259c9faf3f
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format tables	Sort data in a table	https://support.office.com/article/Sort-data-in-a-table-7f11ec7c-6c1b-4195-9fa5-b3bc8ea544d4
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format tables	Filter data in a table	https://support.office.com/article/Filter-data-in-a-table-7fbe34f4-8382-431d-942e-41e9a88f6a96
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format tables	Add totals, subtotals, and slicers	https://support.office.com/article/Add-totals-subtotals-and-slicers-9885a56c-51b5-487a-a168-054afd034631
Excel 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format tables	Filter data with slicers	https://support.office.com/article/Filter-data-with-slicers-3517fa12-353e-4907-b94d-b8e9b500ee33
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Add and format charts	Create charts	https://support.office.com/article/Create-charts-231c42d2-5e58-40e1-99f0-cbe618cfee1d
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Add and format charts	Add sparkline charts	https://support.office.com/article/Add-sparkline-charts-8d2399ed-748e-4fb5-95c9-eed8177f116d
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Add and format charts	Format charts	https://support.office.com/article/Format-charts-92693043-1772-46a9-90e3-88c8c76084d8
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Add and format charts	Add trendlines and drop lines	https://support.office.com/article/Add-trendlines-and-drop-lines-6b72b363-aa05-4c93-8c5b-22c480eb6e1f
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Analyze chart data	Quick Analysis of Data	https://support.office.com/article/Quick-Analysis-of-Data-343e775c-58ee-4a3d-8d52-f4e3f5240d79
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Create and format PivotTables and charts	Create PivotTables	https://support.office.com/article/Create-PivotTables-74ce8afc-2446-4816-80ee-20ca7fb71793
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Create and format PivotTables and charts	Work with PivotTables	https://support.office.com/article/Work-with-PivotTables-1404c8ee-ea47-4e4b-a6a0-9bd694eb8c7d
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Create and format PivotTables and charts	Group data in PivotTables	https://support.office.com/article/Group-data-in-PivotTables-038055a0-9ba8-4f70-9a00-84bd41a48a3f
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Create and format PivotTables and charts	Slice data in PivotTables	https://support.office.com/article/Slice-data-in-PivotTables-1f0532af-5e59-45e6-830f-0c058157d90c
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Create and format PivotTables and charts	Create PivotCharts	https://support.office.com/article/Create-PivotCharts-d7fc5918-12a9-4f99-bd35-e80660468efd
Excel 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Distribute workbooks	Password-protect workbooks	https://support.office.com/article/Password-protect-workbooks-707db3cb-e41e-495d-a592-464b9fbee17d
Excel 2016	Get work done on your Mac	Excel for Mac Tips	Create charts on a Mac	https://support.office.com/article/Create-charts-on-a-Mac-0fbd860f-7dde-49b3-937a-ab9ac0aa7e31
Excel 2016	Get work done on your Mac	Excel for Mac Tips	Create reusable lists on a Mac	https://support.office.com/article/Create-reusable-lists-on-a-Mac-2b94bb99-b304-41fd-a46e-0e739537db1d
Excel 2016	Get work done on your Mac	Excel for Mac Tips	Hide rows or columns on a Mac	https://support.office.com/article/Hide-rows-or-columns-on-a-Mac-be4c1744-f603-4516-9aed-437b1ccdbeec
Outlook 2016	Office help and training		Office help and training	https://support.office.com/
Outlook 2016	Outlook training	Office Training Center	Outlook training	https://support.office.com/article/Outlook-training-8a5b816d-9052-4190-a5eb-494512343cca
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Get Started with Outlook	What is Outlook	https://support.office.com/article/What-is-Outlook-10f1fa35-f33a-4cb7-838c-a7f3e6228b20
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Get Started with Outlook	Add remove email accounts	https://support.office.com/article/Add-and-remove-email-accounts-7c031aff-0ceb-435a-ada9-a389cfc8ddca
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Get Started with Outlook	Import gmail into outlook	https://support.office.com/article/Import-Gmail-into-Outlook-46274497-95ea-4a7d-9651-d246aa63eb5e
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	View messages	https://support.office.com/article/View-messages-9aa2285c-acee-41eb-89fc-b0630af0a886
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	Create and send messages	https://support.office.com/article/Create-and-send-messages-400d4d45-8e2d-46a2-8cb5-ddabf12489ed
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	Send files with messages	https://support.office.com/article/Send-files-with-messages-d32cd5ad-c7c5-49df-814d-4c17a5d3beb0
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	Forward or reply to messages	https://support.office.com/article/Forward-or-reply-to-messages-72255538-5bcb-4be6-bede-c28014a5c951
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	Open or save attachments	https://support.office.com/article/Open-or-save-attachments-fe720382-697f-4cf1-96d3-b466216d2956
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	Send automatic reply messages	https://support.office.com/article/Send-automatic-reply-messages-cc0e480f-973e-4412-a27b-8a52108d6d51
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Send and receive messages	Retract or replace a sent message	https://support.office.com/article/Retract-or-replace-a-sent-message-8e564127-15a0-4cf6-b974-f2101f5e256e
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format text and images	Add signatures to messages	https://support.office.com/article/Add-signatures-to-messages-31fb24f9-e698-4789-b92a-f0e777f774ca
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format text and images	Add attachments to messages	https://support.office.com/article/Add-attachments-to-messages-80dc6d58-a00d-463b-8e94-1fedefa9cda9
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format text and images	Design personal stationery	https://support.office.com/article/Design-personal-stationery-b059b1be-5875-40ca-8399-ad0fb7dd21cd
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Add and format text and images	Reuse email content	https://support.office.com/article/Reuse-email-content-d2b6e35c-1c63-49a7-9b7f-2631bb13c16a
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Organize messages	Clean up your Inbox	https://support.office.com/article/Clean-up-your-Inbox-2fb652e5-b387-4147-9fff-25f2e32dfda9
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Organize messages	Block unwanted mail	https://support.office.com/article/Block-unwanted-mail-a3cda7e7-03ab-4188-9a9c-0f05e6a41e75
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Organize messages	Apply message attributes	https://support.office.com/article/Apply-message-attributes-Set-a-flag-reminder-and-color-a894348d-b308-4185-840f-aff63063d076
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Organize messages	Organize messages using folders	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-messages-using-folders-0616c259-4bc1-4f35-807d-61eb59ac79c1
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Organize messages	Search and filter messages	https://support.office.com/article/Search-and-filter-messages-3e32b06d-a2d9-4a66-922f-78b77c41b97f
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Organize messages	Organize your Inbox with rules	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-your-Inbox-with-rules-75ab719a-2ce8-49a7-a214-6d62b67cbd41
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Manage contacts	Manage contact lists	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-contact-lists-1ef8f35b-04be-4bd0-ac9c-6d6a146887ce
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Manage contacts	Organize contacts into categories	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-contacts-into-categories-94bb9b18-02d4-434f-81c3-cc267d388830
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Manage contacts	Add and manage contact groups	https://support.office.com/article/Add-and-manage-contact-groups-3f73d218-52d6-4f88-a733-9ff37073ee4c
Outlook 2016	Get Started on Your PC	Manage contacts	Manage multiple address books	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-multiple-address-books-0ce18a10-5912-4127-95e3-cb268d92cb40
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Set up calendars	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-calendars-946d27fa-7463-4cbb-8bef-ad4cbcc7a671
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Search for calendar items	https://support.office.com/article/Search-for-calendar-items-11f6c52d-9a72-4bfb-9cd2-c1857156dc5b
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Email or print your calendar	https://support.office.com/article/Email-or-print-your-calendar-c3bf704e-01e9-4e49-b0dc-ad1d6f9bf2e4
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Use multiple calendars	https://support.office.com/article/Use-multiple-calendars-506bf022-e4a3-4c30-876f-517505a79aef
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Create calendar groups	https://support.office.com/article/Create-calendar-groups-29206d7c-0d2b-4afc-8e8c-6ede150971fc
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Import a Google calendar	https://support.office.com/article/Import-a-Google-calendar-8e8364e1-400e-4c0f-a573-fe76b5a2d379
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage calendars	Delegate calendar management	https://support.office.com/article/Delegate-calendar-management-6b96f35d-3307-419e-ba72-16dcc47b79b3
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage meetings	Schedule appointments	https://support.office.com/article/Schedule-appointments-6e6ddec6-5983-4c42-9652-b99e120206fb
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage meetings	Set up an online meeting	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-an-online-meeting-4b87e762-c56b-4bcf-8b56-95fd8b6d241b
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage meetings	Manage recurring meetings	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-recurring-meetings-106799ae-5ed0-4eeb-90b4-68668c6668fe
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage meetings	Attach a file to a meeting invitation	https://support.office.com/article/Attach-a-file-to-a-meeting-invitation-48bd606a-2f74-4c57-9ac6-3a9010699eec
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage meetings	Take meeting notes	https://support.office.com/article/Take-meeting-notes-9f90b4f4-e16c-415f-8e6d-d58a704d7e9b
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage to-do lists	Create and update tasks	https://support.office.com/article/Create-and-update-tasks-6de6ee52-751b-4405-b389-850572b15306
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Manage to-do lists	View tasks	https://support.office.com/article/View-tasks-9a2ef589-4308-4328-894b-5bac3e910ed5
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Collaborate	Conduct polls	https://support.office.com/article/Conduct-polls-5d179f38-ef78-4388-8da6-6d54ade65ce6
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Collaborate	Organize meetings	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-meetings-a7580b8f-3882-4037-b9be-c4a7df5eea99
Outlook 2016	Be more productive on your PC	Collaborate	Share calendars with others	https://support.office.com/article/Share-calendars-with-others-2fcf4f4f-8d46-4d8b-ae79-5d94549e531b
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Add an Exchange or Office 365 email account	https://support.office.com/article/Add-an-Exchange-or-Office-365-email-account-cb6fa8c2-dfa9-4ab9-9af9-000ef5695da0
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	View messages	https://support.office.com/article/View-messages-ebd1a173-0605-4bd8-9196-f7530d1ac581
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Create messages	https://support.office.com/article/Create-messages-b6f7a955-792e-4e46-99f7-948cb214a230
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Forward or reply to messages	https://support.office.com/article/Forward-or-reply-to-messages-9671823b-7155-4440-8bca-15340f2e0a96
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Send automatic reply messages	https://support.office.com/article/Send-automatic-reply-messages-19e0fc91-c59d-4614-942e-f8bda8fa7ab6
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Add attachments to messages	https://support.office.com/article/Add-attachments-to-messages-6e082eb4-979d-49f3-a6c6-75f039e2d4fc
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Open or save attachments	https://support.office.com/article/Open-or-save-attachments-378d30eb-c6bb-4236-9e22-9956eecba2fb
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Add signatures to messages	https://support.office.com/article/Add-signatures-to-messages-42c7242d-057d-43f9-8bb6-c35dac7d5349
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Block unwanted mail	https://support.office.com/article/Block-unwanted-mail-634f2cc6-72c8-4224-85ca-01756da25f24
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Search and filter messages	https://support.office.com/article/Search-and-filter-messages-d13ff6dd-ce50-4f9a-8562-5db94316c416
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Organize messages by using folders	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-messages-on-a-Mac-by-using-folders-ee28fbe0-264e-459f-b64c-809965009af0
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage your email on a Mac	Organize your Inbox with rules	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-your-Inbox-with-rules-52998e2d-ac98-4198-b4ab-f37ca30a0edd
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage calendars & meetings on a Mac	Schedule appointments	https://support.office.com/article/Schedule-appointments-a200cb3d-5621-4246-aff0-7a77e7b29a01
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage calendars & meetings on a Mac	Organize meetings	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-meetings-494cd44c-3b58-4261-b35a-e234fa88af3c
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage calendars & meetings on a Mac	Set up calendars	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-calendars-26d95811-7c96-436f-a0db-8d20e724f5c1
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage calendars & meetings on a Mac	Print or email your schedule	https://support.office.com/article/Print-or-email-your-schedule-1a0827e8-3233-49f5-8a06-410652b5a415
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage calendars & meetings on a Mac	Create additional calendars	https://support.office.com/article/Create-additional-calendars-24a7c5bb-f051-45f2-b37b-7328a1a89707
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage calendars & meetings on a Mac	Delegate calendar management	https://support.office.com/article/Delegate-calendar-management-e235cd59-85ff-400c-ab6f-776db3574df5
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage contacts & to-do's on a Mac	Manage contact lists	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-contact-lists-acbd8449-fcb7-4f18-9a53-6ec4ecf86054
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage contacts & to-do's on a Mac	Add and manage contact groups	https://support.office.com/article/Add-and-manage-contact-groups-09db18fd-fb5e-4bde-b6ff-c825df517158
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage contacts & to-do's on a Mac	Manage multiple address books	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-multiple-address-books-c212f889-697e-40aa-8f68-26609dcbd32b
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage contacts & to-do's on a Mac	Create and update tasks	https://support.office.com/article/Create-and-update-tasks-77a35c77-8fd2-45ff-91ec-18dd2e9ebd12
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	Manage contacts & to-do's on a Mac	Search for tasks	https://support.office.com/article/Search-for-tasks-27fbdd71-e8f9-4934-a097-adb209d0fe82
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	Add email accounts	https://support.office.com/article/Add-email-accounts-1105a1d7-a808-4c38-b5b6-abf90e05c247
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	View messages	https://support.office.com/article/View-messages-80088a9b-e413-4bdf-b4cf-e00740adbd29
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	Create messages	https://support.office.com/article/Create-messages-8979dbf0-3f1d-4515-9254-fef297afa5eb
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	Manage contact lists	https://support.office.com/article/Manage-contact-lists-105a486c-0d57-4b52-9891-011678fa66ce
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	Organize meetings	https://support.office.com/article/Organize-meetings-63addfb7-e6a1-4c81-b783-2408d8fd0ce2
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	Schedule appointments	https://support.office.com/article/Schedule-appointments-0b7de2a9-0202-474a-8068-e4ea48114bfd
Outlook 2016	Get work done with Mac, iPhone, and iPad	iPhone and iPad basics	Set up calendars	https://support.office.com/article/Set-up-calendars-78cae3d2-bfb9-42b9-8dbf-1e1459092da5
Word 2016	Office help and training		Office help and training	https://support.office.com/
Word 2016	Documents and text	Get Started	What is Word	https://support.office.com/article/Video-What-is-Word-aee9c7ff-f9c5-415f-80dc-103ad5e344d7
Word 2016	Documents and text	Get Started	Use Word on a mobile device	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Use-Word-on-a-mobile-device-d98e8b70-48a5-4267-8826-915590739a91
Word 2016	Documents and text	Create documents	Create a document, use templates and save	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Create-a-document-use-templates-and-save-28508ada-9a3c-4333-a17b-cb29723eb64c
Word 2016	Documents and text	Create documents	Open, view, and close documents	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Open-view-and-close-documents-374e82fc-9446-4d33-a55a-b0d362b94a52
Word 2016	Documents and text	Create documents	Convert a PDF to a Word document	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Convert-a-PDF-to-a-Word-document-69000446-c891-46bb-ac00-1b3e7f6fbb99
Word 2016	Documents and text	Add and edit text	Add and edit text	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-and-edit-text-ed1e3147-a846-41ca-8087-49e324cb50bd
Word 2016	Documents and text	Format text with styles	Apply Quick Styles and Themes	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Apply-Quick-Styles-and-Themes-b8c7fc22-20b8-456d-bbb3-b82be921f4b1
Word 2016	Documents and text	Format text with styles	Create and change styles	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Create-and-change-styles-e8bc99ba-fb7c-4208-85c3-b2ea6cbec5d6
Word 2016	Sharing, mailing lists, and sections	Save as PDF and other formats	Save as PDF and other formats	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Save-documents-in-PDF-and-other-formats-032982e2-2afd-4bbd-a520-d01dfc28eba1
Word 2016	Sharing, mailing lists, and sections	Create mailing lists	Get to know mail merge	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Get-to-know-mail-merge-b65af7c7-135b-43af-9462-a814a0fa2d13
Word 2016	Sharing, mailing lists, and sections	Create mailing lists	Use an Excel spreadsheet for mail merge contacts	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Use-an-Excel-spreadsheet-for-mail-merge-contacts-8a0ad6b5-6389-4182-94c6-eceeb85b1f71
Word 2016	Sharing, mailing lists, and sections	Create mailing lists	Use Outlook contacts for mail merge	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Use-Outlook-contacts-for-mail-merge-0a26b4f1-5e3c-46e4-8322-97f14903aca8
Word 2016	Sharing, mailing lists, and sections	Organize documents	Add and remove page breaks	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-or-remove-page-breaks-183d9245-b791-4cd3-9ec2-093258a78a52
Word 2016	Sharing, mailing lists, and sections	Organize documents	Add a section, header, or footer	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-a-section-header-or-footer-d832a10c-ef2e-4cff-988a-02bd582db12f
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Design documents	Select a theme and style	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Select-a-theme-and-style-a2a32660-6abf-4145-89bd-8550b91d8147
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Design documents	Change the margins in your document	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Change-the-margins-in-your-document-c95c1ea1-70b1-4dde-a1da-f5aa2042c829
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Check word count	Check word counts in documents	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Check-word-counts-in-documents-ab3fdbda-e994-4ff1-9b8a-a8bc81569e05
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Review documents and track changes	Track changes and show markup	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Track-changes-and-show-markup-3faf8a07-26ed-4b76-b6a0-43cca013e6d3
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Review documents and track changes	Accept or reject changes	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Accept-or-reject-changes-03c66bc2-c636-427a-9d1b-3e3345103b2e
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Create and format tables	Convert text to a table	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Convert-text-to-a-table-9bc4b562-4f88-4ba0-9a59-4b29cfa0bb29
Word 2016	Design, word count, and track changes	Create and format tables	Convert a table to text	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Convert-a-table-to-text-6281d95a-ccbf-495b-965e-6dec55c153a8
PowerPoint 2016	Office help and training		Office help and training
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Get Started	What is PowerPoint?	https://support.office.com/article/Video-What-is-PowerPoint-5f9cc860-d199-4d85-ad1b-4b74018acf5b
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Get Started	Change views	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Change-views-9efd315f-7ae8-43a6-91f3-5f77db2e44a7
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Create presentations	Build presentations from templates	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Build-presentations-from-templates-568fd2e2-0b87-471e-b5f9-fe9279f967c5
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Create presentations	Create presentations from scratch	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Create-presentations-from-scratch-d4a50ea2-4273-4f92-afc9-bf342b75380e
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Create presentations	Add and delete slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-and-delete-slides-8bf2b58d-df6c-4e5f-90e3-ade289a2d64d
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Create presentations	Select and apply slide layouts	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Select-and-apply-slide-layouts-d98e245b-7cd5-4813-a893-70a3dac60971
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Add text to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-text-to-slides-c641613c-435a-4c0e-9e89-2b4cedb6198a
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Format text on slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Format-text-on-slides-a46b3218-eaa6-4406-bf57-c3d61ad7981a
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Format lists on slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Format-lists-on-slides-3ffaec08-694b-44e0-9e5c-7672e7551a29
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Check spelling in your presentation	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Check-spelling-in-your-presentation-dafed286-bac0-46cd-ab79-36909e675528
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Add math to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-math-to-slides-91327eb2-9af5-4fbf-82c4-d7e6e84f1d56
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Import a Word outline into PowerPoint	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Import-a-Word-outline-into-PowerPoint-a25f6e01-9a19-4c0d-a108-7f533e42dfe9
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Add hyperlinks to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-hyperlinks-to-slides-6f37e08a-43a8-40fe-a1d3-3adf6c592fa9
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Add SmartArt to a slide	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-SmartArt-to-a-slide-ed299a87-43e2-4a18-a3ba-cc90c2149e33
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format text	Add WordArt to a slide	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-WordArt-to-a-slide-06f64160-9abf-46bb-80d1-9e94d47a0d36
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format images	Add images to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-images-to-slides-7da68d81-eda5-441d-9948-883ba5fb95ae
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format images	Add screenshots to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-screenshots-to-slides-0c3a3d61-57b7-48ae-87b9-c791fd0f027a
PowerPoint 2016	Presentations, text, and images	Add and format images	Format images on slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Format-images-on-slides-318bf5a5-460c-4fe4-b134-dac2aba286fe
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Apply themes to presentations	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Apply-themes-to-presentations-9acfa241-0be7-4f18-860f-3dcd6a61818c
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Create, merge, and group objects on a slide	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Create-merge-and-group-objects-on-a-slide-56d8b2d3-2f31-4f50-abae-6154c1f969a9
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Align and arrange objects on slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Align-and-arrange-objects-on-slides-5f961535-a2ae-4914-a24a-94c669903ae3
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Layer objects on slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Layer-objects-on-slides-81cccf31-9219-4c89-b7ba-9f25ad429c4a
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Change slide masters	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Change-slide-masters-434b92d7-5347-4197-8d5c-d5b23219cf28
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Organize slides into sections	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Organize-slides-into-sections-314cfd6f-dfb0-44f6-8bf5-8d7c2f4f4332
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Add footers to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-footers-to-slides-7e9a81c3-ea8d-4e7c-a58e-5f4d35406c97
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Add transitions between slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-transitions-between-slides-e89a076e-ed81-404e-9598-021a918fa1ba
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Design presentations	Get design ideas for slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Get-design-ideas-for-slides-6f0ec776-cc58-4d0c-baab-051ba837b7a0
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Present slideshows	Use Slide Show and Presenter View	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Use-Slide-Show-and-Presenter-View-fe7638e4-76fb-4349-8d81-5eb6679f49d7
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Present slideshows	Add speaker notes	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-speaker-notes%e2%80%8b-65dacbfb-8aec-496e-b9a1-d96cfa86fb52
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Present slideshows	Practice and time your presentation	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Practice-and-time-your-presentation%e2%80%8b-83e8f205-08bf-4dc1-b4fc-2fbe46873295
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Present slideshows	Print presentations	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Print-presentations%e2%80%8b-1b1172ac-934e-47fd-b43b-7da01607a7f7
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Present slideshows	Record presentations	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Record-presentations-2570dff5-f81c-40bc-b404-e04e95ffab33
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Add audio and video	Add and record audio	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-and-record-audio-eeac1757-5f20-4379-95f2-0d0cd151d5b8
PowerPoint 2016	Design, audio, and video	Add audio and video	Add and format video	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-and-format-video%e2%80%8b-901252d8-20f5-42c0-b463-3a403c0bed0d
PowerPoint 2016	Animation, tables, and sharing	Add animations to slides	Add animations to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-animations-to-slides%e2%80%8b-7db07067-4d78-40b5-bc87-5ff4f5ff6ff7
PowerPoint 2016	Animation, tables, and sharing	Add tables	Add Excel tables to slides	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-Excel-tables-to-slides-19767daf-672c-43bc-bda1-330b242c57c9
PowerPoint 2016	Animation, tables, and sharing	Store and share presentations	Save presentations as videos	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Save-presentations-as-videos%e2%80%8b-ba919059-523d-40a8-b99c-08d18996c09d
PowerPoint 2016	Animation, tables, and sharing	Remove sensitive information	Remove sensitive information from your presentation	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Remove-sensitive-information-from-your-presentation-2b3bf84a-1960-4b3f-8d68-dbdaa8865e97
PowerPoint 2016	Animation, tables, and sharing	Collaborate with others	Add and review comments in your presentation	https://support.office.com/article/Video-Add-and-review-comments%e2%80%8b-in-your-presentation-4d452495-f8c0-4b15-bac3-8015a8adbe0e

Courtesy: Office Training Center Bill of Materials

Office 365 License Details with PowerShell – With Domain, License (SKU id) or Product, and Service Status Filters

Anshuman Mansingh — Fri, 26 May 2017 20:20:21 GMT

By: Anshuman Mansingh, Technology Specialist, Microsoft Corporation, https://www.linkedin.com/in/anshumanmansingh/

I have often come across this requirement where I am asked for a custom report that returns the following.

A division of licenses based on domains
Types of licenses assigned

Fortunately, we have Microsoft Excel that can do much of the filtering – if we can export a list of all the details required above. And so, I wrote two PowerShell scripts. Please find them at the end of this article. Note: This script has been designed for information retrieval and does not change anything on Office 365. Also, it is not covered under Microsoft support – please treat this as a sample. Outputs Script - Version 1

Script Version 1 Output:

This script will find the desktop and post a comma-delimited CSV file. This file can be opened in the notepad. However, to make better sense, you can open it in MS Excel and then press "Ctrl + T" (and select "My table has headers"), to format the output as a table.

Once converted to a table, you can click on the small drop-down (down-arrow) buttons next to each column-head to filter the table as you need.

References on dealing with CSV data in Excel

Columns in the output CSV:

Display Name
User Principal Name
Each SKU or License-type (in the tenant) has a column in the CSV

Below is a sample.

Script Version 1 Time Taken:

This script returns value of the time taken. Below are some test numbers on time taken to connect to office 365, retrieve data, analyze and export to a csv file.

8000 users – 2 minutes 13 seconds

20000 users – 6 minutes 28 seconds

This looks like an acceptable time investment considering the once-in-a-month-type nature of the report.

However, the time taken increases with increasing user base and slower connection and is dependent on the client system configuration.

Script - Version 2

Script Version 2 Output:

This script will find the desktop and post multiple comma-delimited CSV files.

(You can format and filter these CSVs as tables – as explained above in output description of script-version-1.)

Columns in the first CSV:

Display Name
User Principal Name
Each SKU or License-type (in the tenant) has a column in the CSV

Columns in the second CSV:

Display Name
User Principal Name
Each Office 365 Service (in the tenant) has a column in the CSV

Below is a sample from the second CSV

Script Version 2 Time Taken:

The script returns the value of time taken.

8000 users – 2 minutes 31 seconds

20000 users – 6 minutes 48 seconds

Steps to Run Step 1: Only for the first run: Prepare PowerShell to run Office 365 related scripts.

Open Windows PowerShell as an administrator
Run the command: Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned -Scope CurrentUser
Confirm "Yes" or "Yes to All" when prompted.
Close PowerShell Window.

Step 2: Only for the first run: Download and install the necessary PowerShell modules.

Microsoft Online Services Sign-In Assistant for IT Professionals RTW and
Azure Active Directory Module for PowerShell
32 bit 64 bit

Step 3: Only for the first run: Ready the script

Copy the script on to notepad.
Save the file as a ".ps1" file on the desktop.

Step 4: Running the script – There are two options.

Action Item: Starting the script

Option 1: Right click on the .ps1 file and click on "Run with PowerShell"

Option 2: Open Windows PowerShell > Type in the path of the file at the prompt - (e.g. "c:\users\anshuman\script.ps1") > hit Enter key.
Action Item: The script will prompt for credentials. Please enter your Office 365 Global Administrator credentials.
Wait & Watch: The script will then keep you waiting as it starts to connect and retrieve users.
Wait & Watch: It will then start reading into each user's licensing information. And while it does that, you will see a progress bar.
Wait & Watch: Once, the processing is over, this script is going to write the licensing information on to a CSV file – and post it on your desktop.

SCRIPTS #Version 1


#Editables
$NameOfOutputFile_LicenseDetails = "LicenseStats.csv"
$NameOfOutputFile_Errors = "Errors.csv"
$PathOfOutputFiles = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("Desktop")
#ErrorsRefreshed
$Error.Clear()
#Prompts for Office 365 Administrator Credential
if(!$cred){$cred = Get-Credential -Message "Office 365 Global Administrator Credentials"}
$TimeFlag1 = (Get-Date) #First Time Flag
#Initiates Remote PowerShell connection
Write-Progress -Activity "Connecting Office 365" -Id 1
Import-Module MSOnline; Connect-MsolService -Credential $cred
#Start of Script
Write-Progress -Activity "Retrieving User Information" -Id 1
$AllUsers = Get-MsolUser -All | select DisplayName, UserPrincipalName, Licenses
$AccountSkuId = ($AllUsers.Licenses.AccountSkuId | group).Name
$paras = @(); $paras += "DisplayName"; $paras += "UserPrincipalName"; $paras += "Domain"; $paras += $AccountSkuId
$List = @(); $i = 1; $AllCount = ($AllUsers).Count
$DesktopPath = $PathOfOutputFiles
#Start of User Loop
Write-Progress -Activity "Working on Retrieved Data" -Id 1
$AllUsers | foreach{
    $cUser = $_
    $cList = "" | select $paras
    $cList.DisplayName = $cUser.DisplayName
    $cList.UserPrincipalName = $cUser.UserPrincipalName
    $cList.Domain = (($cUser.UserPrincipalName).split("@")[1])
    $cUser.Licenses.AccountSkuid | foreach{
        if($_){$cList."$_" = "Yes"}
    }
    $List += $cList; $i+=1; if($i -le $AllCount){Write-Progress -Activity "Analysing per-User Licensing Infomation" -PercentComplete (($i/$AllCount)*100) -CurrentOperation "$i of $AllCount" -ParentId 1}
    Clear-Variable cUser; 
}
#End of User Loop
$List | Export-Csv ($DesktopPath + "\" + $NameOfOutputFile_LicenseDetails) -NoTypeInformation
$Error | Export-Csv ($DesktopPath + "\" + $NameOfOutputFile_Errors) -NoTypeInformation
$TimeFlag2 = (Get-Date); Write-Host "Time Taken: " ($TimeFlag2 - $TimeFlag1) " for " $AllCount " users."
$host.EnterNestedPrompt();#$host.ExitNestedPrompt()
#End of Script

#Version 2


#Editables
$NameOfOutputFile_LicenseDetails = "LicenseStats.csv"
$NameOfOutputFile_ServiceStatus = "ServiceStatus.csv"
$NameOfOutputFile_Errors = "Errors.csv"
$PathOfOutputFiles = [Environment]::GetFolderPath("Desktop")
#ErrorsRefreshed
$Error.Clear()
#Prompts for Office 365 Administrator Credential
if(!$cred){$cred = Get-Credential}
$TimeFlag1 = (Get-Date) #First Time Flag
#Initiates Remote PowerShell connection
Write-Progress -Activity "Connecting Office 365" -Id 1
Import-Module MSOnline; Connect-MsolService -Credential $cred
#Start of Script
Write-Progress -Activity "Retrieving User Information" -Id 1
$AllUsers = Get-MsolUser -All | select DisplayName, UserPrincipalName, Licenses
#ColumnsStart
$AccountSkuId = ($AllUsers.Licenses.AccountSkuId | group).Name
$paras = @(); $paras += "DisplayName"; $paras += "UserPrincipalName"; $paras += "Domain"; $paras += $AccountSkuId
$ServicePlans = ($AllUsers.licenses.servicestatus.serviceplan.ServiceName | group).Name
$paras2 = @(); $paras2 += "DisplayName"; $paras2 += "UserPrincipalName"; $paras2 += "Domain"; $paras2 += $ServicePlans
#ColumnsEnd
$List = @(); $List2 = @(); $i = 1; $AllCount = ($AllUsers).Count
$DesktopPath = $PathOfOutputFiles
#Start of User Loop
Write-Progress -Activity "Working on Retrieved Data" -Id 1
$AllUsers | foreach{
    $cUser = $_
    $cList = "" | select $paras; $cList2 = "" | select $paras2;
    $cList.DisplayName = $cUser.DisplayName; $cList2.DisplayName = $cUser.DisplayName;
    $cList.UserPrincipalName = $cUser.UserPrincipalName; $cList2.UserPrincipalName = $cUser.UserPrincipalName;
    $cList.Domain = (($cUser.UserPrincipalName).split("@")[1]); $cList2.Domain = $cList.Domain;
    $cUser.Licenses.AccountSkuid | foreach{
        if($_){$cList."$_" = "Yes"}
    }
    $cUser.licenses.servicestatus | foreach{
        if($_){$cList2name = $_.serviceplan.ServiceName; $cList2stat = $_.ProvisioningStatus; $cList2.$cList2name = $cList2stat}
    }
    $List += $cList; $List2 += $cList2;
    $i+=1; if($i -le $AllCount){Write-Progress -Activity "Analysing per-User Licensing Infomation" -PercentComplete (($i/$AllCount)*100) -CurrentOperation "$i of $AllCount" -ParentId 1}
    Clear-Variable cUser; 
}
#End of User Loop
$List | Export-Csv ($DesktopPath + "\" + $NameOfOutputFile_LicenseDetails) -NoTypeInformation
$List2 | Export-Csv ($DesktopPath + "\" + $NameOfOutputFile_ServiceStatus) -NoTypeInformation
$Error | Export-Csv ($DesktopPath + "\" + $NameOfOutputFile_Errors) -NoTypeInformation
$TimeFlag2 = (Get-Date); Write-Host "Time Taken: " ($TimeFlag2 - $TimeFlag1) " for " $AllCount " users."
$host.EnterNestedPrompt();#$host.ExitNestedPrompt()
#End of Script

Security Guidance – WannaCrypt Ransomware (and Adylkuzz)

Anshuman Mansingh — Mon, 15 May 2017 07:02:08 GMT

(WannaCrypt Cyber-attack, Patch, Microsoft Updates & Best Practices)

WannaCrypt (WannaCry or .wncry)

Summary of immediate action items

Windows

In March, Microsoft released a security update which addresses the vulnerability that these attacks are exploiting. Those who have Windows Update enabled are protected against attacks on this vulnerability. For those organizations who have not yet applied the security update, we suggest you immediately deploy Microsoft Security Bulletin MS17-010.
It's advisable to be proactive with security updates - To view all such from Microsoft: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/bulletins
For customers using Windows Defender, we released an update, on 12 May 2017, which detects this threat as Ransom:Win32/WannaCrypt. As an additional "defense-in-depth" measure, keep up-to-date anti-malware software installed on your machines. Customers running anti-malware software from any number of security companies can confirm with their provider, that they are protected.
This attack type may evolve over time, so any additional defense-in-depth strategies will provide additional protections. (For example, to further protect against SMBv1 attacks, customers should consider blocking legacy protocols on their networks).
Other Download Links
1. Download English language security updates: Windows Server 2003 SP2 x64, Windows Server 2003 SP2 x86, Windows XP SP2 x64, Windows XP SP3 x86, Windows XP Embedded SP3 x86, Windows 8 x86, Windows 8 x64
2. Download localized language security updates: Windows Server 2003 SP2 x64, Windows Server 2003 SP2 x86, Windows XP SP2 x64, Windows XP SP3 x86, Windows XP Embedded SP3 x86, Windows 8 x86, Windows 8 x64
3. MS17-010 Security Update: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/ms17-010.aspx

Azure

WannaCrypt attacks: guidance for Azure customers

What does this ransomware do?

Summary of long-term action items

You should:

Install and use an up-to-date antivirus solution (such as Microsoft Security Essentials).
Make sure your software is up-to-date.
Avoid clicking on links or opening attachments or emails from people you don't know or companies you don't do business with.
Ensure you have smart screen (in Internet Explorer) turned on.
Have a pop-up blocker running in your web browser.
Regularly backup your important files.

You can back-up your files with a cloud storage service that keeps a history or archive of your files, such as OneDrive which is now fully integrated into Windows 10 and Windows 8.1, and Microsoft Office.

After you've removed the ransomware infection from your computer, you can restore previous, unencrypted versions of your Office files using "version history".

For more tips on preventing malware infections, including ransomware infections, see: Help prevent malware infection on your PC.

Summary of tools from Microsoft, That Can Help

Windows 10: It is not vulnerable to this attack. (Hard target with security enabled)

Secure Productive Enterprise: https://www.microsoft.com/en-IN/secure-productive-enterprise

Patching
Antimalware
- Windows Defender
- System Center Endpoint Protection (SCEP)
Backup
- Windows Backup (Available in all versions of Windows)
- Azure Backup
- System Center Data Protection Manager
Threat Detection, Protection and Response
- Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection – SPE E5
- Windows Defender Advanced Threat Protection – SPE E5
- Operations Management Suite – Security and Audit
- Advanced Threat Analytics
- Microsoft Safety Scanner

Trojan: Adylkuzz

Microsoft Malware Protection Center has already released guidance towards this trojan. (Adylkuzz.A, Adylkuzz.B) - Updated systems will not be vulnerable.

Adylkuzz can perform several actions of a malicious hacker's choice on your PC.

Find out ways that malware can get on your PC.

(The above advisory for WannaCry, is also applicable for Adylkuzz)

Use the following free Microsoft software to detect and remove this threat:

Windows Defender for Windows 10 and Windows 8.1, or Microsoft Security Essentials for Windows 7 and Windows Vista
Microsoft Safety Scanner

You should also run a full scan. A full scan might find other hidden malware.

You can also see our advanced troubleshooting page for more help.

If you're using Windows XP,

Excerpts

Original Advisory

This is an excerpt from the article "Customer Guidance for WannaCrypt attacks" by MSRC Team as on May 12, 2017

Today many of our customers around the world and the critical systems they depend on were victims of malicious "WannaCrypt" software. Seeing businesses and individuals affected by cyberattacks, such as the ones reported today, was painful. Microsoft worked throughout the day to ensure we understood the attack and were taking all possible actions to protect our customers. This blog spells out the steps every individual and business should take to stay protected. Additionally, we are taking the highly unusual step of providing a security update for all customers to protect Windows platforms that are in custom support only, including Windows XP, Windows 8, and Windows Server 2003. Customers running Windows 10 were not targeted by the attack today.

Details are below.

In March, we released a security update which addresses the vulnerability that these attacks are exploiting. Those who have Windows Update enabled are protected against attacks on this vulnerability. For those organizations who have not yet applied the security update, we suggest you immediately deploy Microsoft Security Bulletin MS17-010.
For customers using Windows Defender, we released an update earlier today which detects this threat as Ransom:Win32/WannaCrypt. As an additional "defense-in-depth" measure, keep up-to-date anti-malware software installed on your machines. Customers running anti-malware software from any number of security companies can confirm with their provider, that they are protected.
This attack type may evolve over time, so any additional defense-in-depth strategies will provide additional protections. (For example, to further protect against SMBv1 attacks, customers should consider blocking legacy protocols on their networks).

We also know that some of our customers are running versions of Windows that no longer receive mainstream support. That means those customers will not have received the above mentioned Security Update released in March. Given the potential impact to customers and their businesses, we made the decision to make the Security Update for platforms in custom support only, Windows XP, Windows 8, and Windows Server 2003, broadly available for download (see links below).

Customers who are running supported versions of the operating system (Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2, Windows 8.1, Windows Server 2012, Windows 10, Windows Server 2012 R2, Windows Server 2016) will have received the security update MS17-010 in March. If customers have automatic updates enabled or have installed the update, they are protected. For other customers, we encourage them to install the update as soon as possible.

This decision was made based on an assessment of this situation, with the principle of protecting our customer ecosystem overall, firmly in mind.

Some of the observed attacks use common phishing tactics including malicious attachments. Customers should use vigilance when opening documents from untrusted or unknown sources. For Office 365 customers we are continually monitoring and updating to protect against these kinds of threats including Ransom:Win32/WannaCrypt. More information on the malware itself is available from the Microsoft Malware Protection Center on the Windows Security blog. For those new to the Microsoft Malware Protection Center, this is a technical discussion focused on providing the IT Security Professional with information to help further protect systems.

Further resources:

Download English language security updates: Windows Server 2003 SP2 x64, Windows Server 2003 SP2 x86, Windows XP SP2 x64, Windows XP SP3 x86, Windows XP Embedded SP3 x86, Windows 8 x86, Windows 8 x64
Download localized language security updates: Windows Server 2003 SP2 x64, Windows Server 2003 SP2 x86, Windows XP SP2 x64, Windows XP SP3 x86, Windows XP Embedded SP3 x86, Windows 8 x86, Windows 8 x64
General information on ransomware: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/portal/mmpc/shared/ransomware.aspx
MS17-010 Security Update: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/security/ms17-010.aspx

Frequently Asked Questions

This is an excerpt from the article "Ransomware" by Malware Protection Center

What does ransomware do?

There are different types of ransomware. However, all of them will prevent you from using your PC normally, and they will all ask you to do something before you can use your PC.

They can target any PC users, whether it's a home computer, endpoints in an enterprise network, or servers used by a government agency or healthcare provider.

Ransomware can:

Prevent you from accessing Windows.
Encrypt files so you can't use them.
Stop certain apps from running (like your web browser).

Ransomware will demand that you pay money (a "ransom") to get access to your PC or files. We have also seen them make you complete surveys.

There is no guarantee that paying the fine or doing what the ransomware tells you will give access to your PC or files again.

Frequently asked questions

Is it true that the legal authorities in my area have detected illegal activities in my PC?

No. These warnings are fake and have no association with legitimate authorities. The message uses images and logos of legal institutions to make the it look authentic.

I cannot access my PC or my files. Should I just go ahead and pay to regain access?

There is no one-size-fits-all response if you have been victimized by ransomware. There is no guarantee that handing over the ransom will give you access to your files again. Paying the ransom could also make you a target for more malware.

How do I get my files back?

How to recover your files depends on where your files are stored and what version of Windows you are using.

Before you try to recover files, you should use Windows Defender Offline to fully clean your PC.

For Microsoft Office files stored, synced, or backed up to OneDrive

OneDrive creates a version of Microsoft Office files when you save or change the file as part of its security features.
To see if there are older versions of your file, go to OneDrive on the web. Right-click on a file you want to restore and click Version history.
OneDrive for Business customers should see the Manage document versions help article on the Office help site.

For files on your PC

You need to have turned on File History (in Windows 10 and Windows 8.1) or System Protection for previous versions (in Windows 7 and Windows Vista) before you were infected. In some cases, these might have been turned on already by your PC manufacturer or network administrator.
Some ransomware will also encrypt or delete the backup versions of your files. This means that even if you have enabled File History, if you have set the backup location to be a network or local drive your backups might also be encrypted. Backups on a removable drive, or a drive that wasn't connected when you were infected with the ransomware, might still work.
See the Windows Repair and recovery site for help on how to enable file recovery for your version of Windows.

If you've been infected by the Crilock family of ransomware (also called CryptoLocker), you might be able to use the tool mentioned in the MMPC blog:

FireEye and Fox-IT tool can help recover Crilock-encrypted files

What should I do if I've paid?

You should contact your bank and your local authorities, such as the police. If you paid with a credit card, your bank may be able to block the transaction and return your money.

The following government-initiated fraud and scam reporting websites may also help:

In Australia, go to the SCAMwatch website
In Canada, go to the Canadian Anti-Fraud Centre
In France, go to the Agence nationale de la sécurité des systèmes d'information website
In Germany, go to the Bundesamt für Sicherheit in der Informationstechnik website
In Ireland, go to the An Garda Síochána website
In New Zealand, go to the Consumer Affairs Scams website
In the United Kingdom, go to the Action Fraud website
In the United States, go to the On Guard Online website

If your country or region isn't listed here, we encourage you to contact your country's federal police or communications authority.

For general information on what to do if you have paid, see:

What to do if you are a victim of fraud

How did message know my IP address?

Your IP address is not usually hidden, and there are lots of tools online that will get it for you. It's likely they used such a tool.

How did ransomware get on my PC?

In most instances ransomware is automatically downloaded when you visit a malicious website or a website that's been hacked.

For other ways malware, including ransomware, gets on your PC, see:

How malware gets on your PC

How do I protect myself against ransomware?

You should:

Install and use an up-to-date antivirus solution (such as Microsoft Security Essentials).
Make sure your software is up-to-date.
Avoid clicking on links or opening attachments or emails from people you don't know or companies you don't do business with.
Ensure you have smart screen (in Internet Explorer) turned on.
Have a pop-up blocker running in your web browser.
Regularly backup your important files.

You can backup your files with a cloud storage service that keeps a history or archive of your files, such as OneDrive which is now fully integrated into Windows 10 and Windows 8.1, and Microsoft Office.

After you've removed the ransomware infection from your computer, you can restore previous, unencrypted versions of your Office files using "version history".

See the question "How do I get my files back?" above for more help on how to use this feature in OneDrive.

For more tips on preventing malware infections, including ransomware infections, see:

Help prevent malware infection on your PC.

How do I remove ransomware from my PC?

How to remove the ransomware depends on what type it is.

If your web browser is locked

You can try to unlock your browser by using Task Manager to stop the web browser's process:

Open Task Manager. There are a number of ways you can do this:
- Right-click on an empty space on the taskbar and click Task Manager or Start Task Manager.
- Press Ctrl+Shift+Esc.
- Press Ctrl+Alt+Delete.
In the list of Applications or Processes, click on the name of your web browser.
Click End task. If you are asked if you want to wait for the program to respond, click Close the program.
In some workplaces, access to Task Manager may be restricted by your network administrator. Contact your IT department for help.

When you open your web browser again, you may be asked to restore your session. Do not restore your session or you may end up loading the ransomware again.

See the question "How do I protect myself from ransomware" above for tips on preventing browser-based ransomware from running on your PC.

If your PC is locked

Method 1: Use the Microsoft Safety Scanner in safe mode

First, download a copy of the Microsoft Safety Scanner from a clean, non-infected PC. Copy the downloaded file to a blank USB drive or CD, and then insert it into the infected PC.

Try to restart your PC in safe mode:

When you're in safe mode, try to run the Microsoft Safety Scanner.

Method 2: Use Windows Defender Offline

Because ransomware can lock you out of your PC, you might not be able to download or run the Microsoft Safety Scanner. If that happens, you will need to use the free tool Windows Defender Offline:

Download Windows Defender Offline

See our advanced troubleshooting page for more help.

Steps you can take after your PC has been cleaned

Make sure your PC is protected with antimalware software.

Microsoft has free security software that you can use:

If you have Windows 10 or Windows 8.1, your PC comes with antimalware software: Windows Defender.
If you're using Windows 7 or Windows Vista, you should install antimalware software, such as Microsoft Security Essentials.
You can update Microsoft security software on our updates page.

If you don't want to use Windows Defender or Microsoft Security Essentials, you can download other security software from another company. Just make sure it is turned on all the time, fully updated, and provides real-time protection.

Microsoft Technical Security Notifications

Excerpted from: https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/security/dd252948

Help protect your computing environment by keeping up to date on Microsoft technical security notifications.

Security Update Email Alerts

Microsoft's free monthly Security Notification Service provides links to security-related software updates and notification of re-released security updates. You can choose between basic and comprehensive formats.These notifications are written for IT professionals, contain in-depth technical information, and are digitally-signed with PGP.

E-mail: Security Notification Service

Security Advisories Alerts

Microsoft Security Advisories are a way for Microsoft to communicate security information to customers about issues that may not be classified as vulnerabilities and may not require a security bulletin. Each advisory will be accompanied with a unique Microsoft Knowledge Base Article number for reference to provide additional information about the changes.

E-mail: Security Notification Service Comprehensive Edition
Note: There is not a separate Comprehensive E-mail Notification Service for security bulletins and security advisories.
RSS: Security Advisories
Web Site: Security Advisories

Microsoft Security Response Center Blog Alerts

The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) blog provides a real-time way for the MSRC to communicate with customers. You can also follow us on our Twitter feed @msftsecresponse.

RSS: MSRC Blog

Help with Your Notification Services

If you have any problems registering, canceling, or receiving the security notifications, please contact us.

To set your contact preferences for this and other Microsoft communications, see the communications preferences section of the Microsoft Privacy Statement at: < https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkId=92781>.

Verifying Our Digital Signature

Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) is an Internet standard for digitally signing and encrypting e-mail and other documents. The Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) uses PGP to digitally sign all security notifications. However, it is not required to read security notifications, read security update information, or install security updates. You can obtain the MSRC public PGP key at the MSRC Security Notification PGP Web page. Numerous third-party vendors produce PGP-compatible applications for a variety of platforms, but Microsoft cannot recommend the right solution for your environment.

Anshuman Mansingh

Technology Solutions Professional
(Technology Strategist)

https://www.linkedin.com/in/anshumanmansingh

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup and End-User Experience with Office 365 and PowerShell

Anshuman Mansingh — Fri, 30 Dec 2016 11:42:24 GMT

About me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anshumanmansingh

This article is more of a follow up towards an earlier article that I had written for - Enabling/Enforcing Multifactor Authentication for All (Bulk) Users in Office 365.
That article was aimed at IT Professionals who would dive deep into the functionality and are comfortable with PowerShell. This article is aimed at end-users and IT Professionals – to get a glimpse of how would MFA (or multi-factor authentication) experience turn out to be.

Initial Setup (Direct Link to portal: https://account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com/UserManagement/MultifactorVerification.aspx)

Notes: Azure multi-factor authentication is a method of verifying who you are that requires the use of more than just a username and password. Using MFA for Office 365, users are required to acknowledge a phone call, text message, or app notification on their smart phones after correctly entering their passwords. They can sign in only after this second authentication factor has been satisfied.

A form of multi-factor authentication is included with Office 365, but you can also purchase Azure multi-factor authentication that includes extended functionality. For more information, see feature comparison of Azure multi-factor authentication versions.

(Reference article for IT Pros: https://support.office.com/en-us/article/Set-up-multi-factor-authentication-for-Office-365-users-8f0454b2-f51a-4d9c-bcde-2c48e41621c6?ui=en-US&rs=en-US&ad=US)

Set up multi-factor authentication in the Office 365 admin center

Important: All the Office 2016 client applications support multi-factor authentication through the use of the Active Directory Authentication Library (ADAL). This means that app passwords are not required for Office 2016 clients.

Go to the Office 365 admin center.
Navigate to Users > Active users. Your screen should look like one of the following:

In the Office 365 admin center, click More > Setup azure multi-factor auth.

Here is the direct link to the MFA management portal for Office 365: https://account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com/UserManagement/MultifactorVerification.aspx

To reset selected users' MFA information.

When you hit enable

For Reference: About enabling multi-factor authentication

Please read the deployment guide if you haven't already. If your users do not regularly sign in through the browser, you can send them to this link to register for multi-factor auth: https://aka.ms/MFASetup

From <https://account.activedirectory.windowsazure.com/UserManagement/MultifactorVerification.aspx?culture=en-US&BrandContextID=O365>

For Reference: How Azure Multi-Factor Authentication works

From <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/multi-factor-authentication/multi-factor-authentication-how-it-works>

When you hit "Enforce"

When user attempts to login.

For Reference: Manage your settings for two-step verification

From <https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/multi-factor-authentication/end-user/multi-factor-authentication-end-user-manage-settings>

For Reference: How To Set Up Multi-Factor for Your Account

From <https://channel9.msdn.com/posts/Multi-Factor-Account-Setup>

Option 1 - Authentication Phone

Option 2 - Office Phone

Option 3 - Mobile App

I chose to receive my verification code as a text message on the "Authentication Phone" option.

For Reference: Managing your Azure Multi-Factor Authentication User Settings

From <https://technet.microsoft.com/library/en-us/dn270518>

Step 3: Keep using your existing applications

In some apps, like Outlook, Apple Mail, and Microsoft Office, you can't use a phone to secure your account. To use these apps, you'll need to create a new "app password" to use in place of your work or school account password. Learn more

This is my GENERAL login experience.

Login experience through PowerShell

And I am connected

Anshuman Mansingh
Technology Solutions Professional, Microsoft

Office 365 Message Encryption (& Decryption) – Steps for Purchase, Configuration, Branding and Use – Everything you need to know

Anshuman Mansingh — Tue, 29 Apr 2014 13:22:34 GMT

Microsoft has replaced Exchange Hosted Encryption Service with the Office 365 Message Encryption Service. This article is a succession to my previous blog - Exchange Hosted Encryption - Steps for Configuration and Use.

This article talks about the ways to purchase, configure and use this service. While doing so, I have included screenshots from my lab for reference.

I have used excerpts from TechNet articles and Office 365 team blog to make this a more complete description.

A variety of encryption technologies work together in Office 365 to provide protection for emails at rest and in transit:

TLS encrypts the tunnel between mail server to help prevent snooping/eavesdropping.
SSL encrypts the connection between mail clients and Office 365 servers.
BitLocker encrypts the data on the hard drives in the datacenter so that if someone gets unauthorized access to the machine they can't read it.
Information Rights Management. Windows Azure Rights Management in Office 365 prevents sensitive information from being printed, forwarded, or copiedby unauthorized people inside the organization.
S/MIME is an encryption scheme that uses client-side encryption keys, popular for some government B2B scenarios. Read more about the upcoming S/MIME enhancements in Office 365 here.

Office 365 Message Encryption is designed to help you send confidential messages to people outside your company simply and securely, without the administrative overhead required to use S/MIME or similar technologies. It's an outside-the-company companion to Information Rights Management, which is why it's included as part of the Windows Azure Rights Management offering.

Office 365 Message Encryption uses Rights Management Services (RMS) infrastructure with Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and Transport Layer Security (TLS) encryption. For details, go to Service information for Office 365 Message Encryption.

Technical Details – Office 365 Message Encryption Service

The following table provides technical details for the Office 365 Message Encryption service.

Service details	Description
Client device requirements	Encrypted messages can be viewed on any client device, as long as the HTML attachment can be opened in a modern browser that supports Form Post.
Encryption algorithm and Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) compliance	Office 365 Message Encryption uses the same encryption keys as Windows Azure Information Rights Management (IRM) and supports Cryptographic Mode 2 (2K key for RSA and 256 bits key for SHA-1 systems). For more information about the underlying IRM cryptographic modes, see AD RMS Cryptographic Modes.
Message size limits	Office 365 Message Encryption can encrypt messages of up to 25 megabytes. For more details about message size limits, see Exchange Online Limits.
Exchange Online email retention policies	Exchange Online doesn't store the encrypted messages.
Language support for Office 365 Message Encryption	Office 365 Message encryption supports Office 365 languages, as follows: Incoming email messages and attached HTML files are localized based on the sender's language settings. The viewing portal is localized based on the recipient's browser settings. The body (content) of the encrypted message isn't localized.

How to Buy Office 365 Message Encryption Service?

Office 365 Message Encryption requires the purchase of Microsoft Azure Rights Management, which is available for $2 per user per month. For more details, see Microsoft Azure Rights Management.

Office 365 Message Encryption will be available as part of Windows Azure Rights Management. Office 365 Enterprise E3 and E4 users will get Office 365 Message Encryption at no extra cost. We're including it in Windows Azure Rights Management, which is already part of the E3 and E4 plans. We're also including it in the standalone version of Windows Azure Rights Management, without raising the price of that service. Office 365 Message Encryption is available as an add-on for other Office 365 plans and for standalone plans. For example, Exchange Online Kiosk Plan 1 and Plan 2 customers will be able to add the service to their subscriptions at a cost of $2 per user per month.

Office 365 Message Encryption is also available to Exchange on-premises customers who purchase Windows Azure Rights Management service. Office 365 Message Encryption requires on-premises customers to route email through Exchange Online, either by using Exchange Online Protection for email filtering or by establishing hybrid mail-flow.

Try Office 365 Message Encryption. This trial enables you to try Information Rights Management capabilities as well as the capabilities of Office 365 Message Encryption.

Customers who are currently using Exchange Hosted Encryption (EHE) will be upgraded to Office 365 Message Encryption beginning in the first quarter of 2014. EHE customers can learn more information about the upgrade by visiting the EHE Upgrade Center.

STEP 1: Preparing for Office 365 Message Encryption

Office 365 Message Encryption requires that you have an Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection (EOP) subscription and that you've set up Azure Rights Management. If your setup meets these requirements, all you need to do to enable Office 365 Message Encryption is define rules that trigger encryption

STEP 1 (a): Activate Azure Rights Management on Office 365 Portal

If Azure Rights Management is already set up for Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection, you're ready to define transport rules and start using the Office 365 Message Encryption service, as described in Define rules to encrypt or decrypt email messages.
If you have Azure Rights Management but it's not set up for Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection, activate it following the steps described in this topic under Activate Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption.
If you don't have an Azure Rights Management subscription for Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection, you must purchase a subscription and set up Azure Rights Management in order to use Office 365 Message Encryption. For information purchasing a subscription to Azure Rights Management, see Azure Rights Management. The next section gives you information about activating Azure Rights Management.
If you're not sure of what your subscription includes, see the Exchange Online service descriptions for Message Policy, Recovery, and Compliance.

Office 365 Message Encryption requires the Azure Rights Management service. Once you have a subscription to this service, you can activate it as described in the following procedure. For more information about this requirement, see Prerequisites for using Office 365 Message Encryption.

In the Office 365 Admin Center, go to 'Service Settings'.

In 'Service Settings', click on the 'Rights Management' tab. When clicked-on for the first time, the portal might take a few moments to set up rights management, before displaying any content.

When it does, click on 'Manage'.

Click to 'activate' rights management.

Confirm

Rights management is activated.

STEP 1 (b): Set up Azure Rights Management – PowerShell based steps. (Two Options)

Following conditions need to be satisfied before we move to the options.

Condition 1: The administrator needs to have the necessary permissions to administer Microsoft Office 365 Message Encryption (OME) and Information Rights Management (IRM) configuration.

And so must be a part of the following role groups under Office 365 portal >> 'Exchange admin center' >> 'permissions' >> 'admin roles'.

Compliance Management
Organization Management
Records Management

Condition 2: Install the Rights Management administration module (For Prereqisites - https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj585012.aspx)

Go to the Microsoft Download Center and download the Azure AD Rights Management Administration Tool, which contains the Azure Rights Management administration module for Windows PowerShell.
From the local folder where you downloaded and saved the Rights Management installer file, double-click the executable file that you downloaded for your platform (WindowsAzureADRightsManagementAdministration_x64 or WindowsAzureADRightsManagementAdministration_x86.exe) to start the Windows Azure AD Rights Management Administration Setup Wizard.
Complete the wizard.

Windows PowerShell for Azure Rights Management is now installed. To see which cmdlets are available, start Windows PowerShell with the Run as administrator option and type the following: Get-Command -Module aadrm

Condition 3: Set Execution Policy to 'RemoteSigned'

The Set-ExecutionPolicy cmdlet changes the user preference for the Windows PowerShell execution policy. (https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh849812.aspx)

The execution policy is part of the security strategy of Windows PowerShell. It determines whether you can load configuration files (including your Windows PowerShell profile) and run scripts, and it determines which scripts, if any, must be digitally signed before they will run. For more information, see about_Execution_Policies (https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?LinkID=135170).

NOTE: To change the execution policy for the default (LocalMachine) scope, start Windows PowerShell with the "Run as administrator" option.

Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSigned

If you need to set up Azure Rights Management, you have two options:

Set up Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption, but prevent IRM templates from being available to users by disabling them in Microsoft Outlook Web App and Microsoft Outlook. (For step-by step procedures, see below. Reference: Set up Microsoft Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption.)

Set up Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption and enable IRM templates so they're available to users in OWA and Outlook. (For step-by step procedures, see below. For Reference: Configure IRM to use Microsoft Azure Rights Management.)

Option 1: Set up Microsoft Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption

To set up Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption, do the following:

Use Exchange Online Remote Power Shell to perform the steps in this procedure. For information about connecting to Remote PowerShell, see Connect to Exchange Online Using Remote PowerShell.
Configure the Rights Management Services (RMS) online key-sharing location in Exchange Online. Use the RMS key sharing URL corresponding to your location, as shown in this table:

Location	RMS key sharing location
North America	https://sp-rms.na.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
European Union	https://sp-rms.eu.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
Asia	https://sp-rms.ap.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
South America	https://sp-rms.sa.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
Office 365 for Government (Government Community Cloud)	https://sp-rms.govus.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc (1)

Note:

(1) Only customers who have purchased Office 365 for Government SKUs (Government Community Cloud) should use this RMS key sharing location.

For example, to configure the RMS Online key sharing location for a customer in North America, you would use this URL:

Set-IRMConfiguration -RMSOnlineKeySharingLocation "https://sp-rms.na.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc"

For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Set-IRMConfiguration.

Run the following command to import the Trusted Publishing Domain (TPD) from RMS Online:
Import-RMSTrustedPublishingDomain -RMSOnline -name "RMS Online"
For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Import-RMSTrustedPublishingDomain.
To verify that you successfully configured IRM in Exchange Online to use the Azure Rights Management service, run the Test-IRMConfiguration cmdlet. Among other things, the command checks connectivity with the RMS Online service, downloads the TPD, and checks its validity.
Run the following commands to disable IRM templates from being available in OWA and Outlook and then enable IRM for your cloud-based email organization to use IRM for Office 365 Message Encryption:
1. To disable IRM templates in OWA and Outlook:

Set-IRMConfiguration - ClientAccessServerEnabled $false

To enable IRM for Office 365 Message Encryption:

Set-IRMConfiguration -InternalLicensingEnabled $true

For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Set-IRMConfiguration.

To verify that you successfully imported the TPD and enabled IRM, use the Test-IRMConfiguration cmdlet to test IRM functionality. For details, see "Example 1" in Test-IRMConfiguration.

Option 2: Configure IRM to Use Microsoft Azure Rights Management

Information Rights Management (IRM) in Exchange Online uses Active Directory Rights Management Services (AD RMS), an information protection technology in Windows Server 2008 and later and Microsoft Azure Rights Management service in Office 365. IRM protection is applied to email by applying an AD RMS rights policy template to an email message. Usage rights are attached to the message itself so that protection occurs online and offline and inside and outside of your organization's firewall.

This topic shows you how to configure IRM to use the Azure Rights Management service. For details about how to accomplish the same task using an on-premises AD RMS server, see Configure IRM to Use an On-Premises AD RMS Server.

To learn more about IRM in Exchange Online, see Information Rights Management in Exchange Online.

You need to be assigned permissions before you can perform this procedure or procedures. To see what permissions you need, see the"Information Rights Management" entry in the Messaging Policy and Compliance Permissions topic.
To learn more about Azure Rights Management, see What is Azure Rights Management?
To learn how to install and configure Windows PowerShell and connect to the service, see Connect to Exchange Online Using Remote PowerShell.
For information about keyboard shortcuts that may apply to the procedures in this topic, see Keyboard Shortcuts in the Exchange Admin Center.

Tip:

Having problems? Ask for help in the Exchange forums. Visit the forums at: Exchange Server, Exchange Online, or Exchange Online Protection.

Step A: Verify in the Office 365 Admin Center - Azure Rights Management must be activated. (Steps for activation as above in Step 1(a))

By default, Azure Rights Management is disabled. To enable IRM features in Exchange Online, you need to activate it by using the Rights Management settings within the Office 365 administrative portal. For more information, see Activating rights management.

Step B: Use the Shell to configure the RMS Online key sharing location in Exchange Online

Use Exchange Online Remote Power Shell to perform the steps in this procedure. For information about connecting to Remote PowerShell, see Connect to Exchange Online Using Remote PowerShell.

$UserCredential = Get-Credential

$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://outlook.office365.com/powershell-liveid/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic –AllowRedirection

Import-PSSession $Session

OR

$UserCredential = Get-Credential

$Session = New-PSSession -ConfigurationName Microsoft.Exchange -ConnectionUri https://ps.outlook.com/powershell/ -Credential $UserCredential -Authentication Basic –AllowRedirection

Import-PSSession $Session

(Be sure to disconnect the remote PowerShell session when you're finished. If you close the Windows PowerShell window without disconnecting the session, you could use up all the remote PowerShell sessions available to you, and you'll need to wait for the sessions to expire. To disconnect the remote PowerShell session, run the following command - Remove-PSSession $Session )

In the Microsoft datacenters, certain objects are consolidated to save space. When you try to use Windows PowerShell to modify one of these objects for the first time, you may encounter an error message that tells you to run the Enable-OrganizationCustomization cmdlet.
Configure the Rights Management Services (RMS) online key-sharing location in Exchange Online. Use the RMS key sharing URL corresponding to your location, as shown in this table:

Location	RMS key sharing location
North America	https://sp-rms.na.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
European Union	https://sp-rms.eu.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
Asia	https://sp-rms.ap.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
South America	https://sp-rms.sa.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc
Office 365 for Government (Government Community Cloud)	https://sp-rms.govus.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc 1

Note:

1 Only customers who have purchased Office 365 for Government SKUs (Government Community Cloud) should use this RMS key sharing location.

This command configures the RMS Online key sharing location in Exchange Online for a customer located in North America. Replace the RMS Online key sharing location with the correct URL for your location from the above table.

Set-IRMConfiguration -RMSOnlineKeySharingLocation "https://sp-rms.na.aadrm.com/TenantManagement/ServicePartner.svc"

For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Set-IRMConfiguration.

Step C: Use the Shell to import the Trusted Publishing Domain (TPD) from RMS Online

Run the following command to import the TPD from RMS Online.

Import-RMSTrustedPublishingDomain -RMSOnline -name "RMS Online"

For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Import-RMSTrustedPublishingDomain.

How do you know this step worked?

To verify that you have successfully configured IRM in Exchange Online to use Azure Rights Management service, run the Test-IRMConfiguration cmdlet. Among other things, the command checks connectivity with the RMS Online service, downloads the TPD, and checks its validity.

Test-IRMConfiguration -RMSOnline

Step D: Use the Shell to enable IRM in Exchange Online

After you configure the RMS Online key sharing location in Exchange Online and import the RMS Online TPD, run the following command to enable IRM for your cloud-based email organization.

Set-IRMConfiguration -InternalLicensingEnabled $true

For detailed syntax and parameter information, see Set-IRMConfiguration.

How do you know this task worked?

To verify that you have successfully imported the TPD and enabled IRM, do the following:

Use the Test-IRMConfiguration cmdlet to test IRM functionality. For details, see "Example 1" in Test-IRMConfiguration.
Compose a new message in Outlook Web App and IRM-protect it by selecting Set permissions from the extended menu ().

STEP 2: Defining rules for Office 365 Message Encryption

Things to know about rules for Office 365 Message Encryption

Overview
Administrators enable Office 365 Message Encryption by creating Exchange transport rules that determine under what conditions email messages should be encrypted. There are also rules for defining conditions where encryption should be removed from messages. Once you've set the encryption action within the rule, any messages that match the rule conditions are encrypted before they're sent out.
Transport rules are flexible, letting you combine conditions so you can meet specific security requirements in a single rule. For example, you can create a rule to encrypt all messages that contain specified keywords and are addressed to external recipients. Office 365 Message Encryption also encrypts replies from recipients of encrypted email, and you can create a rule that decrypts those replies as a convenience for your email users. That way, users in your organization won't have to sign in to the encryption portal to view replies.
For more information about how to create Exchange transport rules, see Define rules to encrypt or decrypt email messages.

Integrating Office 365 Message Encryption with Data Loss Prevention Policies
You can add message encryption conditions to DLP policies. DLP policies can be created in Office 365 >> Exchange Admin Center >> Compliance Management >> Data Loss Prevention >> Click on "+" >> Choose 'New DLP policy from template' >> Scroll and Choose a template to create a policy.
You can use the following article for reference: Create a DLP Policy From a Template
A DLP policy is a collection of transport rules. By default, DLP policies created from a template will not contain any message encryption action items. If however, you would like to add encryption triggers, browse to Office 365 >> Exchange Admin Center >> mail flow >> rules – You will find rules created corresponding to DLP policies added by the administrator. These rules can be edited to add an additional action items to trigger encryption of messages wherever appropriate.
Support for Custom Rules (To scan for custom data formats & patterns)
Out of the box, administrators have access to pre-defined templates for sensitive data like, U.S. Passport Number, U.S. Bank Account Number, U.S. Driver's License Number, U.S. Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (ITIN) etc. These can be added to mail flow rules to scan emails and prevent information leakage.
If however, screening emails for information like Date of Birth etc. , is a necessity, customized rules can be made to trigger compliance rules by scanning messages for keywords or specific text patterns.
The appropriate syntaxes are described in the following articles.

Steps to create a rule for Message Encryption

From the EAC, go to mail flow > rules > New. If you need help to become familiar with the EAC, see Exchange Admin Center in Exchange Online.
Select + > Create a new rule.
In Name, type a name for the rule, such as Encrypt mail for test.
In Apply this rule if select a condition, and enter a value if necessary.

In Apply this rule if, select a condition
To view all available conditions, scroll down and select 'More options…' in the 'new rule' console.

To add more conditions, select add condition and select from the list.
For example, to specify that the previous rule applies only if the recipient is outside your organization:

Select add condition and then select The recipient is located > Outside the organization.
Select OK.

To enable encryption, in Do the following, select Modify the message security > Apply Office 365 Message Encryption, as shown below, and then select Save. You can select add action if you want to specify another action.

For instance, in this case study, my test rule applies Office 365 Message Encryption an email whenever the recipient is located 'Outside the organization'

Experience with Office 365 Message Encryption

Sending a test email to my Microsoft email address. As the recipient address is 'outside the organization', Office 365 Message Encryption will be applied to the email.

The recipient will receive an email with a 'message.html' attachment. This email will have the same subject line as the originally sent email.

Double click or open the 'message.html' attachment in a browser – preferably Internet Explorer.

Click on 'View your encrypted message'.

Use one of the sign in options.

If the recipient has never received an email from Office 365 Message Encryption service, then an initial sign up process is required to verify the account. Once signed up, the recipient can use the created credentials for any future messages encrypted by Office 365 Message Encryption Service.
If the recipient's email address belongs to one of Microsoft's services like Office 365, then the same can be used directly to sign in and view the encrypted message.
If however, the recipient address belongs to a third-party or unsupported service, an associated Microsoft account is created for the recipient as part of the sign up process.

Note that the recipient does not need an Office 365 Message Encryption license to view or reply to the encrypted message. And all subsequent replies to an encrypted message, including attachments, are also encrypted.

The message opens in a captive portal.

The recipient will be able to 'reply', 'reply all' or 'forward' the email.

The recipient can insert an attachment to the reply and it goes out as part of the encrypted message.

Also, the recipient automatically receives a copy of the reply, as an encrypted email, for reference.

The recipient can also add other recipients in 'bcc', set importance levels or message options for sensitivity levels (normal, personal, private & confidential), to the reply.

When the reply is sent, it is delivered as an encrypted message to the first sender.

This is because, in this test organization, currently there is no decryption rule in place.

All subsequent communications are thus encrypted.

Steps for creating a rule to remove Message Encryption (or Decryption).

When your email users send encrypted messages, recipients of those messages can respond with encrypted replies. You can create transport rules to automatically remove encryption from replies so email users in your organization don't have to sign in to the encryption portal to view them. You can use the EAC or Windows PowerShell cmdlets to define those rules.

For example, to create a rule for removing encryption from email replies (for all users inside the organization) by using the EAC

From the EAC, go to Mail flow > + > Create a new rule.
In Name, type a name for the rule, such as Remove encryption from incoming mail.
In Apply this rule if, select the conditions where encryption should be removed from messages, such as The recipient is located > Inside the organization.
In Do the following, select Modify the message security > Remove Office 365 Message Encryption.
Select Save.

Experience with Message Decryption

Now, when the recipient replies to an encrypted message, the message is decrypted before being delivered to the original sender.

The reply is received decrypted.

Creating Encryption and Decryption rules using PowerShell

To create a rule for encrypting email messages by using PowerShell cmdlets

Connect to Office 365 using Remote PowerShell, as described in Connect to Exchange Online using Remote PowerShell.
Define a rule with the ApplyOME attribute set to True. For example, to require that all email messages that are addressed to drToniramos@hotmail.com must be encrypted, type:

New-TransportRule "Encrypt rule for test" -SentTo "anshu.man@live.com" -SentToScope "NotInOrganization" -ApplyOME $true

Where:

This parameter	Specifies:
New-TransportRule "Encrypt rule for test"	Name of the new rule
-SentTo "anshu.man@live.com"	Condition 1
-SentToScope "NotinOrganization"	Condition 2
-ApplyOME $true	Encrypt the message

To create a rule to remove encryption from email replies by using PowerShell cmdlets

Connect to Exchange Online using Remote PowerShell.
Define a rule with the RemoveOME parameter. For example:

New-transportrule -name "Remove encryption from incoming mail" -SentToScope "InOrganization" -RemoveOME $true

Where:

This parameter	Specifies:
New-TransportRule "Remove encryption from incoming mail"	Name of the new rule
-SentToScope "InOrganization"	Condition
-RemoveOME $true	Encrypt the message

STEP 3: Customizing encrypted messages with Office 365 Message Encryption

As an Exchange Online or Exchange Online Protection administrator, you can apply your company branding to customize the look of your organization's Office 365 Message Encryption email messages and the contents of the encryption portal. For example, you can customize the introduction and disclaimer text in the email message that accompanies encrypted messages as well as some text that appears on the portal where the recipient views the messages. You can also add a logo to the email message and encrypted message viewing portal.

For more information about how to customize encrypted messages, see Add branding to encrypted messages.

Using Windows PowerShell cmdlets, you can customize the following aspects of the viewing experience for recipients of encrypted email messages:

Introductory text of the email that contains the encrypted message
Disclaimer text of the email that contains the encrypted message
Portal text that will appear in the message viewing portal
Logo that will appear in the email message and viewing portal

To customize encryption email messages and the encryption portal with your organization's brand

Connect to Exchange Online using Remote PowerShell, as described in Connect to Exchange Online Using Remote PowerShell.
Use the Set-OMEConfiguration cmdlet as described here: Set-OMEConfiguration or use the following table for guidance.

Encryption customization options

To customize this feature of the encryption experience	Use these Windows PowerShell commands
Default text that accompanies encrypted email messages The default text appears above the instructions for viewing encrypted messages	Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity -EmailText "" Example: Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -EmailText "Encrypted message from ContosoPharma secure messaging system"
Disclaimer statement in the email that contains the encrypted message	Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity DisclaimerText "" Example: Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -DisclaimerText "This message is confidential for the use of the addressee only"
Text that appears at the top of the encrypted mail viewing portal	Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity -PortalText "" Example: Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME Configuration" -PortalText "ContosoPharma secure email portal"
Logo	Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity -Image Example: Set-OMEConfiguration -Identity "OME configuration" -Image (Get-Content "C:\Temp\contosologo.png" -Encoding byte) Supported file formats: .png, .jpg, .bmp, or .tiff Optimal size of logo file: less than 40 KB Optimal size of logo image: 170x70 pixels

You can customize the cmdlets above to meet your company's requirements.

Now, the recipient receives an email with your company's branding.

In the delivered email, the recipient will be able to view the following customizations along with the attached encrypted 'message.html' file.

The default text appears above the instructions for viewing encrypted messages
Disclaimer statement in the email that contains the encrypted message
Logo

When the 'message.html' attachment is opened, the captive portal sports the company logo and a customized text that appears at the top of the console.

Following customizations will be reflected in the encrypted mail viewing portal.

Text that appears at the top of the portal
Logo

With Office 365 Message Encryption, email messages are encrypted automatically, based on administrator-defined rules. An email that bears an encrypted message arrives in the recipient's Inbox with an attached HTML file that lets the recipient to sign-in to view the encrypted message.

Recipients follow instructions in the message to authenticate by using a Microsoft account or an organizational account. If recipients don't have either account, they're directed to create a Microsoft account that will let them sign in to view the encrypted message. After being authenticated, recipients can view the decrypted message and reply to it with an encrypted message.

For detailed guidance about how to send and view encrypted messages, see Send, view, or reply to encrypted messages.

Why Office 365 Message Encryption?

Deliver confidential business communications with enhanced security, allowing users to send and receive encrypted email as easily as regular email directly from their desktops. Customize the email viewing portal to enhance your organization's brand. Email can be encrypted without complex hardware and software to purchase, configure, or maintain, which helps to minimize capital investment, free up IT resources, and mitigate messaging risks.

Improve security and reliability

Office 365 Message Encryption provides advanced security and reliability to help protect your information.

Send encrypted email messages to anyone, regardless of the recipient's email address.
Provide strong, automated encryption with a cost-effective infrastructure.
Eliminate the need for certificates and use a recipient's email address as the public key.
Communication through a TLS-enabled network further enhances message security.
Enhance the security of subsequent email responses by encrypting each message in the thread.

Stay in control

Office 365 Message Encryption helps keep your data safe, while allowing you to maintain control over your environment.

Easily set up encryption using the single action Exchange transport rules.
Protect sensitive information and data from leaving your gateway, consistently and automatically.
Policy-based encryption encrypts messages at the gateway based on policy rules.
Help manage compliance by leveraging the strong integration with data loss prevention.
Integrate with existing email infrastructure for minimal up-front capital investment.
Grow your organization's brand by using custom branding text or disclaimers and a custom logo.

Easy to use and maintain

It's easier than ever to protect your organization's email.

Easily navigate through the encrypted message with the clean Office 365 interface.
Encrypted email delivered directly to recipients' inbox and not to a Web service.
Email decrypted and read with confidence, without installing client software.
Simplified user management that eliminates the need for certificate maintenance.
Encryption process is transparent to the sender, who does not need to do anything other than write and send the message as usual.

Try Office 365 Message Encryption. This trial enables you to try Information Rights Management capabilities as well as the capabilities of Office 365 Message Encryption.

Mail-flow Summary

Office 365 Message Encryption is an online service that's built on Microsoft Azure Rights Management. With Azure Rights Management set up for an organization, administrators can enable message encryption by defining transport rules that determine the conditions for encryption. A rule can require the encryption of all messages addressed to a specific recipient, for example.

When an Exchange Online user sends an email message that matches an encryption rule, the message is sent out with an HTML attachment. A recipient opens the HTML attachment in the email message, recognizes a familiar brand if that's present, and follows the embedded instructions to sign in, open, and read the encrypted message on the Office 365 Message Encryption portal. The sign-in process helps ensure that only intended recipients can view encrypted messages.

The following diagram summarizes the passage of an email message through the encryption process.

An Exchange Online user sends a message to the recipient.
The message is filtered based on administrator-defined rules that define conditions for encryption.
The tenant key for your Office 365 organization is accessed and the message is encrypted.
The encrypted message is delivered to the recipient's Inbox.
The recipient opens the HTML attachment and connects to the Office 365 encryption portal.
The recipient authenticates using a Microsoft account or an Office 365 organizational account.
The tenant key for your Office 365 organization is accessed to remove encryption from the message and the user views the unencrypted message.

For more information about the keys that help ensure the safe delivery of encrypted messages to designated recipient inboxes, see Service information for Office 365 Message Encryption.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. My users send encrypted email messages to recipients outside our organization. Is there anything that external recipients have to do differently in order to read and reply to email messages that are encrypted with Office 365 Message Encryption?

Recipients outside your organization who receive encrypted email messages from senders in your organization are asked to create a Microsoft account if they don't have one so they can sign in to view and reply to encrypted messages. For details, see Send, view, or reply to encrypted messages.

Q. Are Office 365 encrypted messages stored in the cloud or on Microsoft servers?

No, the encrypted messages are kept on the recipient's email system, and when the recipient opens the message, it is temporarily posted for viewing on Office 365 servers. The messages are not stored there.

Q. Can I customize encrypted email messages with my brand?

Yes. You can use Windows PowerShell cmdlets to customize the default text that appears at the top of encrypted email messages, the disclaimer text, and the logo that you want to use for the email message and the encryption portal. For details, see Add branding to encrypted messages.

Q. Is there a trial version of Office 365 Message Encryption available?

Office 365 Message Encryption is included with Windows Azure Rights Management. You can sign-up for a 30-day trial of the service from the Office 365 Rights Management trial portal here: Azure Rights Management plan. In order to use the new encryption service, you must meet the following criteria:

If using Office 365, you must be using the newest version.
If using on-premises mailboxes, you must be using Exchange Online Protection.
If you're a Forefront Online Protection for Exchange (FOPE) customer, you must have upgraded to Exchange Online Protection.

Q. I am using Exchange 2013. Will Office 365 Message Encryption be made available to me?

Yes, as long as you are using Exchange Online Protection or have a hybrid deployment in which mail flow is routed through EOP. You can purchase Windows Azure Rights Management and then configure rules to encrypt email using Office 365 Message Encryption.

Q. How can I purchase the Office 365 Message Encryption?

Office 365 Message Encryption will be available as part of Windows Azure Rights Management. Office 365 Enterprise E3 and E4 users already have Windows Azure Rights Management as part of their service, while Office 365 Enterprise E1 and K1, Exchange Online Kiosk, Plan 1 and Plan 2 customers will be able to add the service to their subscriptions at a cost of $2 per user per month.

Enterprise E1 plan subscribers can add Office 365 Message Encryption on a per-user basis by purchasing Windows Azure Rights Management.

On-premises customers can gain access to Office 365 Message Encryption by purchasing Windows Azure Rights Management for their users at a cost of $2 per user per month and purchasing Exchange Online Protection to set up mail-flow through Exchange Online.

Q. Does the service require a license for every user in my organization?

A license is required for every user in the organization who sends encrypted email.

Q. Do external recipients require subscriptions?

No, external recipients do not require a subscription to read or reply to encrypted messages.

Q. Will Office 365 Message Encryption be available in Office 365 Dedicated?

Yes. You must first purchase Exchange Online Protection(EOP) and configure mail flow via EOP. Once that is done, customers can purchase Windows Azure Rights Management and configure rules to encrypt email.

Q. How is Office 365 Message Encryption different than Rights Management Services (RMS)?

RMS provides Information Rights Protection capabilities for an organization's internal emails by providing built-in templates, such as: Do not forward and Company Confidential. Office 365 Message Encryption supports email message encryption for messages that are sent to external recipients as well as internal recipients.

Q. How is Office 365 Message Encryption different than S/MIME?

S/MIME is essentially a client-side encryption technology, and requires complicated certificate management and publishing infrastructure. Office 365 Message Encryption uses transport rules and does not depend on certificate publishing.

Q. How does Office 365 Message Encryption work?

Visit Office 365 Message Encryption.

Q. Can I read the encrypted messages over mobile devices?

Yes. You can view messages on mobile devices, providing that the device HTML viewer allows posting of forms. There is no app to install to view the Office 365 encrypted messages. Instead, the recipient opens the encrypted attachment in the message and then signs in to the web browser on the device to view the encrypted message.

Q. Are replies and forwarded messages encrypted?

Yes. Responses continue to be encrypted throughout the duration of the thread.

Q. Does Office 365 Message Encryption provide localization?

Incoming email and HTML content is localized based on sender email settings. The viewing portal is localized based on recipient's browser settings. However, the actual body (content) of encrypted message isn't localized.

Q. What encryption is used for Office 365 Message Encryption?

Q. I am an EHE Subscriber. Where can I learn more about the upgrade to Office 365 Message Encryption?

For more information, visit the EHE Upgrade center website at GetEncryption.com.

References

Office 365 Message Encryption

Set up Microsoft Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption

Define rules to encrypt or decrypt email messages

Add branding to encrypted messages

Send, view, or reply to encrypted messages

Service information for Office 365 Message Encryption

Office 365 Message Encryption FAQ

	Products/Description	Documentation
Backup Server	Azure Backup Server orchestrates the backup of machines and manages the configuration of the restore procedures. It also has two days of backup data for operational recovery.	Back up workloads using Azure Backup Server
Backup	Azure Backup service runs on the cloud and holds the recovery points, enforces policies, and enables you to manage data and application protection. You don't need to create or manage an Azure Blob storage account when using Azure Backup.	Back up files and folders using Azure Backup
Blob Storage	Blob storage that partner solutions such as Commvault connect to for backing up data and applications. You need to create and manage Azure Blob storage when using partner solutions.	Store backed up files in Blob storage
Commvault	Commvault Simpana is an example of a partner solution to back up or archive your data and applications to Azure. This runs on a virtual machine on-premises.	Commvault Simpana Software Capabilities

	Products/Description	Documentation
Veeam	Veeam availability suite hosted on-premises running on a virtual machine or physical machine.	Veeam Availability Suite
StorSimple	Azure StorSimple appliance running on-premises that can tier data to Azure Blob storage (both hot and cool tier). StorSimple can be used to archive data from on-premises to Azure.	Learning path for StorSimple
Veeam	Veeam Cloud Connect hosted on Azure and running on a virtual machine.	Veeam Cloud Connect v9: A Reference Architecture
Blob Storage	A cool tier on Azure Blob storage is used to back up data that's less frequently accessed, while a hot tier on Azure Blob storage is used to store data that's frequently accessed.	Azure Blob Storage: Hot and cool storage tiers

Compilations

Azure Security Center – Short Notes

Azure 10 // Big Data & Data Warehouse – Building A Simple Solution

Big Data & Data Warehouse

Presales & Technical: Building A Solution – Common Customer Patterns

Products Involved – Learn More

Building A Solution - Taking Retail as an Example

Azure 10 // Backup, Archive & Disaster Recovery

Backup, Archive & Disaster Recovery

Backup

Site Recovery

Azure Storage

StorSimple

Sample Solution architecture 1: Back up on-premises applications and data to cloud

Sample Solution architecture 2: Back up cloud applications and data to cloud

Sample Solution architecture 3: Archive on-premises data to cloud

Understanding Windows VMs on Azure – Tutorials, Trainings, Screenshots: Creating a Simple VM with PowerShell

Single VM

Load Balanced VM

N-tier Application

Multi-region Application

Cosmos DB Conversations

Trainings > Office 365 ProPlus, Office 2016

Office 365 License Details with PowerShell – With Domain, License (SKU id) or Product, and Service Status Filters

Security Guidance – WannaCrypt Ransomware (and Adylkuzz)

Excerpts

Further resources:

Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Setup and End-User Experience with Office 365 and PowerShell

Set up multi-factor authentication in the Office 365 admin center

To reset selected users' MFA information.

When you hit enable

For Reference: About enabling multi-factor authentication

Office 365 Message Encryption (& Decryption) – Steps for Purchase, Configuration, Branding and Use – Everything you need to know

Technical Details – Office 365 Message Encryption Service

How to Buy Office 365 Message Encryption Service?

STEP 1: Preparing for Office 365 Message Encryption

STEP 1 (a): Activate Azure Rights Management on Office 365 Portal

STEP 1 (b): Set up Azure Rights Management – PowerShell based steps. (Two Options)

Option 1: Set up Microsoft Azure Rights Management for Office 365 Message Encryption

Option 2: Configure IRM to Use Microsoft Azure Rights Management

STEP 2: Defining rules for Office 365 Message Encryption

Things to know about rules for Office 365 Message Encryption

Overview

Integrating Office 365 Message Encryption with Data Loss Prevention Policies

Support for Custom Rules (To scan for custom data formats & patterns)

Steps to create a rule for Message Encryption

Experience with Office 365 Message Encryption

Steps for creating a rule to remove Message Encryption (or Decryption).

Experience with Message Decryption

Creating Encryption and Decryption rules using PowerShell

STEP 3: Customizing encrypted messages with Office 365 Message Encryption

Why Office 365 Message Encryption?

Improve security and reliability

Stay in control

Easy to use and maintain

Mail-flow Summary

Frequently Asked Questions

References