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Prompt examples for checking your messages for social engineering attempts

In this post, I share concrete prompt examples you can use with Copilot in Outlook and Teams to check messages for social‑engineering attempts. You’ll learn when to use Microsoft 365 Copilot for personal awareness, when security teams should rely on Defender and Security Copilot, and how structured prompts can help you pause, spot red flags, and choose the safest next step.

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My first impressions of Copilot Cowork

The hottest thing since the sun – Copilot Cowork just came to Frontier in Microsoft 365 Copilot. I had to try it, join me for my first impressions . Copilot Cowork was announced on the 9th of March as a natural next step in Copilots journey from ask > respond to ask > DO. And fast-forward less than a month and Copilot Cowork is already here to test. I AM EXCITED and here are my first impressions of Copilot Cowork. How to enable Copilot Cowork First step is to enable it, and this is…

Quick groupings using Field parameters

Quick groupings using Field parameters

Field parameters are a great way to give your end users the ability to customize their reporting experience in Power BI. The possibilities are enormous! Let’ me show you how easily you can make a customizable report using Field parameters and bookmarks! Imagine a dataset like this: Head into Power BI Desktop, to the modeling […]