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Managing and Auditing External Access in Microsoft Teams

26th Jun 4:45pm - 5:30pm BST Room D
46 attended
In Person
Session Description

Microsoft Teams provides companies opportunities and challenges in how users can collaborate with external parties.  Sharing information from within the Microsoft Cloud is a much better proposition than information being shared in locations outside of the control of IT and corporate governance.  However, faced with the myriad of options users can quickly get confused about how best to collaborate with external parties.  Should they use External Sharing, Guest Access or Shared Channels?  In this session, Peter will explore the different options for external access to Teams.  He will then assess how administrators can ensure external access is effectively managed and consider how compliance teams can effectively audit external access.  What tools, additional licenses and other options are available to ensure External Access can be confidently used in Teams. 

Peter Baddeley

Director of Microsoft Sales & Delivery
appficiency
Attendees (46)
Steve Collins
Senior Technologist at Datatrack Technology Ltd
Paul Cornish
UC Architect at Merlin Entertainments Ltd
James Taylor
Cloud Delivery Manager at itQED
Robert Mulsow
Head of AI EMEA at AvePoint
Martin Gibney
Managing director at COMMS PS LIMITED
Ally Ward
M365 Product and Platform Services Manager at Norton Rose Fulbright
Hasnain Mozaffar
CEO at Setel
Logan Guest
Vice President of Sales and Customer Success at Extranet User Manager
John Sermon
Workplace Architect at BAE Systems
Robert Billinghurst
Solution Architect at AVI-SPL
Tony Pimm
Partner, Modern Workplace at FSP Consulting Services Limited
David Trevallion
Modern Work Solution Architect at The Access Group
Nathan Swallow
Director of Information Systems & Technology at WightFibre Limited
Colin Cregan
Technical Lead at Superhighways
Guy Pickering
Domain Architect at BAE Systems
Albert Hoitingh
Technical Architect Innovation Hub at Microsoft
+30 other Attendees