An updated roadmap shows what's next for Exchange Server and what new features will be released. In it, Microsoft lists what is planned for the CU15 (Cumulative Update) for the 2019 version later ...

This final update (2025 H1 Cumulative Update (CU15) introduces new features, security enhancements and compatibility updates, while also providing hooks for Microsoft's upcoming Exchange Server ...

Upgrade to Exchange Server SE, or stay out of date at your own risk. Microsoft will roll out Exchange Server SE early in the second half of 2025, and release the first CU for the platform later in ...

The result of those compounding problems, for many who have watched the hacker-induced headaches of running an Exchange server pile up, is a clear message: An Exchange server is itself a security ...

The mainstream support for Microsoft Exchange Server 2019 officially ends as of today, January 9. However, it will continue to get updates via Extended support until October 14, 2025.

Outlook, Teams, EWS in Exchange Server, and other Microsoft products will continue to work as before. ... Bridging the Microsoft Graph features gap. This news isn’t unexpected, ...

Microsoft's recent Patch Tuesday addressed some Exchange Server vulnerabilities, but other steps might be needed to fully secure it. We start the patching year of 2023 looking at one of the ...

No changes are being made to EWS within Exchange Server, and the adjustments made in Exchange Online will have no impact on Outlook for Windows or Mac, Teams, or other Microsoft products.

Microsoft is set to start blocking EWS requests from non-Microsoft apps to Exchange Online from October 2026. However, it's worth noting that this change will only apply to Microsoft 365 and ...

Upgrade to Exchange Online or Exchange Server SE. Microsoft advises admins to migrate to Exchange Online (available as an Office 365 subscription or a stand-alone service) or prepare to upgrade to ...