Email OTP Verification coming to Teams Meetings

Microsoft introducing a new security feature in Teams that will enable enforcements of Email OTP verification for meetings. This new policy, "Anonymous users can join a meeting after verifying," will be available in the Teams Admin Center for all organizations. This feature is available only for meetings created by organizers with a Teams Premium license. The feature is in public preview, but should be rolling out in GA any time soon. The update will roll out automatically. Admins should consider to update the new meeting policy setting from “By e-mail code” to “No” by mid-February if they wish to continue blocking all unverified users (If "No" is the current setting). The policy is described in this article .

Speaking at #TeamsDayOnline this fall

I am looking forward to team up with a lot of excellent speaker for the upcoming TeamsDayOnline event this fall. This is going to be two great days packed with real-world scenarios and experiences from the field.

"Featuring experts on the Modern Workplace and Microsoft Teams, our speakers will introduce you to tips, tricks, and tools as they demonstrate “Real World” solutions that will boost your organization's performance, productivity. and overall collaboration capabilities.

Teams Day Online will bring the Microsoft Teams community together to freely share knowledge to build the Global #ModernWorkplace and Microsoft Teams communities."

My session is called "Preparing your organization for Microsoft Teams Calling and meetings". Where I will take you through the most important components of calling and meetings, and how to set it up. Please register today to secure a seat: https://modernworkplacesummits.com/