Liam Cleary

SharePlicity

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Liam began his career as a computer trainer. He quickly realized that programming, breaking and hacking were much more fun. Liam spent the next few years working within core infrastructure and security services. He is now the founder and owner of SharePlicity, a consulting company focusing on Microsoft 365 and Azure technology. His role within SharePlicity is to help organizations implement Microsoft 365 and Azure technology to enhance internal and external collaboration, document, and records management, automate business processes, and implement security controls and protection. He is a long-time Microsoft MVP and Microsoft Certified Trainer, focusing on architecture, security and crossing the boundary into software development. Over the past few years, his specialty has been security in Microsoft 365, Azure and its surrounding platforms. Liam also creates online training courses for Pluralsight, LinkedIn Learning and Cloud Academy, and he teaches multiple Microsoft certification courses for Opsgility and Microsoft. You can find him at user groups and conferences, teaching classes, offering advice, spending time in the community, teaching his kids how to code, raspberry PI programming, hacking the planet, building Lego robots, or coaching soccer. You may also find him running races in the dark, hiking, or mountain biking at breakneck speeds.


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Create Conditional Access Policies Using Microsoft Graph PowerShell

- 5 min read-Liam Cleary
You may be aware that next year the Azure Active Directory Graph components will retire. It is an older component that is separate from the core Microsoft Graph. The Azure Active Directory (AzureAD) and Microsoft Online (MSOnline) PowerShell command depend on this. Most of the commands will work for a while; however, the best practice is to migrate any PowerShell scripts that utilize it to the new Microsoft Graph PowerShell commands.