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Understanding Defender for Office 365 Plans — Which is Right for Your Organization?

Bart de Leeuw

Defender for Office 365 is designed to enhance the security of email traffic and collaboration tools including Microsoft Teams and OneDrive. It offers two distinct plans: Plan 1 and Plan 2. This article explores the differences between these plans, focusing particularly on the comprehensive capabilities of Defender for Office 365 Plan 2.

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Plan 1:

• Anti-Phishing: Policies that raise protection against phishing e-mails.
• Anti-Spam: Policies that raise protection against spam e-mails.
• Anti-Malware: Policies that raise protection against malware such as the possibility of blocking specific filetypes.
• Safe Links: Defender for Office 365 scans URLs and rewrites malicious URLs to redirect to a safe page.
• Safe Attachments: Malicious attachments are sandboxed and analyzed by Microsoft. Attachments can only be viewed once deemed harmless.
• Real-Time Reports: Offers reports of which malicious links or files were sent or received. Whether these links were quarantined and which users or machines were involved.

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Plan 2:

• All features of Defender for Office 365 Plan 1.
• Attack Simulation Training: A versatile phishing simulation tool with the possibilities of selecting different social engineering techniques, targeting specific users and assigning trainings.
• Threat Explorer: An enhancement over Plan 1’s ‘Real-Time Reports,’ Threat Explorer offers additional critical features. Unlike the Real-Time Reports, which only track emails flagged by Microsoft as malicious, Threat Explorer extends its monitoring to all email traffic within your organization. It includes advanced analytics such as identifying if a malicious email is part of a coordinated campaign, or whether a URL within an email, Teams message, SharePoint file, or OneDrive document was accessed by a user. Additionally, Threat Explorer offers enhanced filtering and query-saving options, simplifying the investigation process. It also provides a broader range of actions that can be taken on emails, as illustrated in the screenshot below.
• Threat Tracker: This tab provides all queries that were saved in the Threat Explorer. Additionally, you can create “Tracked Queries” that can run periodically in the Explorer and results will display in the Threat Tracker. Furthermore, Trending Campaigns in the Threat Tracker will highlight new email threats received by your organization according to Microsoft.
• Microsoft Defender XDR Integration: The specific reasons why Microsoft Defender XDR is only integrated with Plan 2 are not entirely clear, but the integration undoubtedly adds significant value. In Plan 1, alerts from Defender for Office 365 are confined to the “Email & Collaboration Alerts” tab, which offers limited investigative capabilities. In contrast, with Plan 2, these alerts are elevated to the more comprehensive “Alerts” and “Incidents” tabs, while the “Email & Collaboration Alerts” tab is eliminated. This arrangement enhances the overall functionality and allows for more detailed investigations and quicker response actions.
• Advanced Hunting in Defender XDR: The integration of Defender XDR introduces the Advanced Hunting tool. This query-based feature enables users to delve into up to 30 days of raw data using the Kusto Query Language (KQL), providing a powerful means for detailed data analysis and investigation.
• Automated Investigation & Response (AIR): AIR can be activated either directly through an alert or manually by an analyst via the Threat Explorer. This feature conducts automated investigations by compiling data associated with the alert and suggesting appropriate actions. By automating these processes, AIR significantly reduces the time and effort required from your analysts.

Business Case

Company profile:.

“SecureFinance” is a medium-sized financial services firm that deals with a lot of sensitive client information, including personal data and financial transactions. The firm is under constant threat from phishing and targeted cyber-attacks, making cybersecurity a top priority.

Scenario with Defender for Office 365 Plan 1:

SecureFinance initially subscribes to Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 to bolster their email security. This plan provides them with essential protections including anti-phishing, anti-spam, anti-malware policies, and features like Safe Links and Safe Attachments, which are crucial for safeguarding against common threats.

• Pros: The firm benefits from the basic security layers that prevent many standard email threats. Real-Time Reports offer insights into the nature of the threats that are being automatically handled.
• Cons: SecureFinance faces sophisticated threats that sometimes bypass these initial defenses. The limited investigative and response capabilities in Plan 1 mean they cannot delve deeply into more complex threats or analyze patterns over time.

Experience and Limitations:

While Plan 1 reduces the volume of direct threats, SecureFinance’s IT team finds it challenging to address sophisticated attacks effectively. The basic reports do not provide enough information to analyze or anticipate advanced threats, leading to a few instances where threats were detected too late.

Transition to Defender for Office 365 Plan 2:

Recognizing the need for enhanced capabilities, SecureFinance upgrades to Defender for Office 365 Plan 2. This plan includes all the features of Plan 1 and adds powerful tools such as Attack Simulation Training, Threat Explorer, Advanced Hunting with the integration of Defender XDR, and Automated Investigation & Response (AIR).

• Pros: With Threat Explorer, the security team can now view all email traffic, not just threats flagged by Microsoft, allowing them to spot and respond to unusual patterns and potential threats proactively. Attack Simulation Training helps prepare employees for real-world phishing attempts, significantly reducing the risk of successful attacks. The integration with Microsoft Defender XDR allows the security team to manage alerts more efficiently, perform detailed investigations, and automate responses to common scenarios, which is crucial for a financial firm dealing with frequent targeted attacks.
• Cons: Plan 2 comes at a higher subscription cost which may be a significant factor organizations with a limited budget. Additionally, a higher level of expertise and time commitment is required to analyze and manage the added features.

Business Impact:

With Plan 2, SecureFinance not only enhances its defensive capabilities but also significantly improves its ability to respond to incidents. The proactive measures reduce the number of successful breaches and help maintain client trust, a critical component of their business.

Business Conclusion:

For SecureFinance, upgrading to Defender for Office 365 Plan 2 proves essential given the complex nature of the threats they face in the financial sector. While Plan 1 offered foundational security measures suitable for general needs, Plan 2’s advanced features and proactive capabilities align better with the needs of a business handling sensitive information and facing sophisticated cyber threats.

This case highlights the importance of assessing the specific security needs and threat landscape of a business when deciding between these two plans.

Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 is primarily designed for Prevent & Detect capabilities, yet it lacks robust Investigate & Respond tools. In contrast, Plan 2 not only retains all the preventative features of Plan 1 but also introduces additional components such as Attack Simulation Training. However, the real value of Plan 2 lies in its comprehensive Investigate & Respond capabilities.

Both plans provide strong protections crucial for safeguarding email and collaboration tools. Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 is well-suited for organizations requiring basic security measures against common threats but may not have the resources or need for in-depth investigative tools. This makes Plan 1 a fitting choice for inclusion in Business Premium/Defender for Business licenses, targeting smaller organizations with up to 300 employees that typically possess limited investigative capabilities.

On the other hand, Defender for Office 365 Plan 2 is distinguished by its extensive approach that goes beyond mere Prevention and Detection, incorporating substantial investigation and response features. The inclusion of Attack Simulation Training, Threat Explorer, Microsoft Defender XDR Integration, Advanced Hunting, and Automated Investigation & Response (AIR) renders Plan 2 ideal for larger organizations or those seeking to enhance their security measures proactively. These advanced features not only improve the organization’s ability to respond swiftly to incidents but also equip them with the tools needed to proactively identify and neutralize potential threats before they can impact the business.

Tip: For an updated mapping of different Microsoft licenses and features you could navigate to M365 Maps , a great tool by Aaron Dinnage.

Written by Bart de Leeuw

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Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a cybersecurity solution that provides threat protection, detection, and response capabilities. It helps analysts investigate and remediate security alerts and threats more efficiently. Microsoft Defender for Endpoint can be accessed through a Microsoft 365 license like E5 or A5 at no additional cost, and protects organizations from malware, ransomware, and phishing attacks. Read less

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• Talk track: As businesses embrace their digital transformations, many companies that had been seen as more traditional have seen the need to keep up with their competitors and provide a better customer experience. They do this by moving forward with initiatives like developing their own software and selling their products online. They must develop new digital capabilities and break down data silos. Data and information are the lifeblood of the transformation, which increasingly attracts cybercriminal activity. Traditional security approaches have failed us. A hardened perimeter (privileged corporate network) is, at best, a psychological security blanket. But it won’t hold. Siloed on-premises tools and datasets lack visibility, correlation, and automation. Paradoxically, adding more tools makes you less secure. With an overwhelming sea of alerts and complexity and a chronic talent shortage (over 3 million and counting1), security professionals cannot be expected to solve this problem alone. We’ll never have enough people to plug the gap. On top of all this, regulatory rules are constantly changing, and the cost of compliance is increasing. Over 750 regulatory bodies around the world release more than 200 updates per day—keeping up isn’t easy. Since you can’t be compliant without first being secure, it all starts with security.   1. https://blog.isc2.org/isc2_blog/2018/10/cybersecurity-skills-shortage-soars-nearing-3-million.html
• Criminal groups are evolving their techniques   Criminal groups are skilled and relentless. They have become adept at evolving their techniques to increase success rates, whether by experimenting with different phishing lures, adjusting the types of attacks they execute, or finding new ways to hide their work. They move quickly to discover new threat vectors, use new exploits, and respond to new defenses. The lack of basic security hygiene in any given ecosystem continues to enable cybercriminals to use well-known vulnerabilities—or new variants of them—to exploit their environments. They were observed to leverage the fear and uncertainty associated with COVID-19 with great success. Our tracking of COVID-19-themed attacks shows how rapidly cybercriminals move to adapt their lures to the topics of the day In this graph you can see instances of malware encounters in relation to local news events of the day. For example, as the World Health Organization (WHO) declared COVID-19 a pandemic on March 11, there’s a corresponding uptick in COVID-themed lures. Similarly, as lockdowns were relaxed, and some states began to re-open (May 1, US chart), there’s a corresponding decline in the number of COVID-themed encounters.
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• That’s why were introducing Microsoft 365 Defender. The next iteration of our Microsoft Threat Protection journey. Automated cross domain security that out of the box combines the power of these products by merging their signals and capabilities into a single cross-domain solution. end-to-end experience protecting the organization’s network. ---------------------------------------- leftovers [Cori] We introduce new layers of cross-product knowledge and capabilities – Signal sharing – e.g. Office ATP found a malicious payload in email, all other products now know to block this file wherever they see it Unified entity reputation & semantics – all products contribute to building reputation about users, files, URLs etc. and share this, so e.g. If MDATP needs to make a decision about some suspect endpoint behavior, it is now able to consider the reputation of the user executing the activity across the stack Automated coordinated protection & remediation playbooks – e.g. if MDATP identifies a malicious file on a machine and finds it was delivered via email, it can coordinate remediation with others so beyond the machine that’s remediated, similar emails can be zapped from other users’ mailboxes and relevant user accounts subjected to MFA… Enable security teams to visualize, investigate, hunt and remediate attacks across protection areas in a single unified portal
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Microsoft Threat Protection was first announced at Ignite 2018, both as a portal and a connection point for all the other security products in the portfolio. At the Ignite 2020 conference, most of these services were renamed. In this article we'll show the new names along with mentions of updated and new features. Microsoft Threat Protection is now Microsoft 365 Defender and encompasses the following services:

• Microsoft Defender for Identity (previously Azure Advanced Threat Protection)
• Microsoft Defender for Office 365 (previously Office 365 Advanced Threat Protection
• Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection)

The service previously known as Azure Security Center has been renamed to Azure Defender (at least the new names are consistent):

• Azure Defender for Servers (Azure Security Center)
• Azure Defender for SQL (Advanced Threat Protection for SQL)
• Azure Defender for IoT (Azure Security Center for IoT)

The products that haven't changed their name but are still part of Microsoft's overall security stack are:

• Azure Identity Protection
• Microsoft Intune / Microsoft Endpoint Manager
• Exchange Online Protection (EOP)
• Azure Security Center

In this article, we'll focus on the Defender solutions and how they fit together, as well as the other solutions and how they complement the rest of Microsoft 365 Defender. Azure Sentinel is not officially part of Microsoft 365 Defender, but we'll show how it fits in as well.

Microsoft Defender for Identity (a much more descriptive name, the old name was confusing as it has very little to do with Azure) is a cloud solution that's somewhat unique in this line-up, as it's mostly focused on your on-premises Active Directory (AD). 4sysops looked at it here . When an attacker gains a foothold in your corporate network, they'll perform different actions such as lateral movement (compromising more machines) to eventually be able to elevate privileges to server or domain administrator, leading to domain dominance . These activities leave a trail on your domain controllers (DCs). Microsoft Defender for Identity is specifically designed to identify and catch them.

To get started with Microsoft Defender for Identity, you first create your instance in the cloud, and then you install the sensors on all your DCs. In very high security environments, you can use a standalone sensor on a member server with event forwarding. The sensor monitors the event log and captures the relevant network packets. Microsoft Defender for Identity uses machine learning to build an understanding of what's normal behavior for both user accounts and devices/network endpoints in your networks.

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Azure ATP used to have its own portal , but it's being deprecated. Instead, the Microsoft Defender for Identity alerts and investigation workflow are surfaced in Microsoft Cloud App Security . Microsoft Defender for Identity is a fairly unique solution, with a very high success rate and low false positives in spotting intruders quickly. The predecessor to Azure ATP was Advanced Threat Analytics, an on-premises solution. While its mainstream support will end on January 13, 2021, it'll still have extended support until 2026. Microsoft Defender for Identity, being a cloud service, is much easier to deploy. What's more, you're protected against new attacks faster since they can update the service quickly.

Microsoft Defender for Identity requires its own add-on license; it's also part of Enterprise Mobility + Security (EMS E5), which in itself is part of Microsoft 365 E5.

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 builds on top of Exchange Online Protection (EOP) that all users of Exchange in the cloud are protected by. EOP provides connection, spam, and malware filtering settings for incoming email, outbound spam settings, and quarantine of questionable emails and Domain Keys Identified Mail (DKIM) settings.

Exchange Online Protection DKIM policies

If these policies don't catch enough bad stuff, you can enable Microsoft Defender for Office 365 policies. These include Safe Attachments , which will open unknown email attachments in a VM and identify whether they're malicious. Safe Links does the same for URLs in emails (at the time of click) and both are available across SharePoint, OneDrive, Microsoft Teams, and Exchange Online. Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Protection Plan 2 adds features such as Threat Trackers , Threat Explorer , automated investigation and response , and Attack Simulator for testing your defenses.

Microsoft Defender for Office 365 comes in two flavors. Plan 1 comes with Microsoft 365 Business Premium or as an add-on, and Plan 2 comes with Microsoft 365 E5 or O365 E5, or you can buy either P1 or P2 as standalone licenses.

Vignesh looked at O365 ATP for 4sysops in depth recently here .

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is a full-fledged endpoint detection and response (EDR) tool for Windows, Linux , MacOS , and Android , with iOS in preview . On Windows, it builds on top of Windows Defender. This means deploying Microsoft Defender for Endpoint isn't about deploying an agent but simply about onboarding the endpoint into Microsoft Defender for Endpoint to unlock the advanced features. You can onboard a few test devices by running a local script, but for larger volumes, you'll want to use Microsoft Endpoint Manager Configuration Manager (SCCM) or Microsoft Endpoint Manager (Intune).

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint uses machine learning models, some running locally and some in the cloud to protect each endpoint against threats . It's also a full EDR solution, so it inventories all software that's installed on each device and all processes that are running. At Ignite 2020 Microsoft furthered the vision of Microsoft 365 Defender by labelling the whole stack together as Extended Detection and Response (XDR), as each component works together with the others, it's not just about protecting endpoints but holistically respond to attacks across servers, applications, and your hybrid infrastructure.

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint portal

Old timers reading this might remember a free tool called EMET, some of its attack surface reduction tech is in Microsoft Defender for Endpoint , along with Threat and Vulnerability Management which identifies vulnerable versions of installed software and prioritizes what needs to be patched first, and hands this over as a job to the desktop team. Automated investigation and response provide automated remediation of threats with an undo button. Finally, Microsoft Defender for Endpoint also gives you access to Microsoft Threat Experts , SOC analysts at Microsoft, providing a managed threat hunting service to complement your own security analysts.

New features revealed at Ignite include the move to System extensions from Kernel extensions for the new MacOS, the iOS agent and Defender Application Guard for Office , providing an isolated VM security boundary for untrusted Word, Excel and PowerPoint documents in a similar way to how Edge can handle untrusted web sites today.

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint is part of Windows 10 Enterprise E5, Microsoft 365 E5 or Microsoft 365 E5 Security.

Azure Defender provides insight into the security posture of your IaaS and PaaS resources in Azure, including often giving you the option to "fix" issues with a single button click. Azure Defender also extends to any VM in any cloud, including on-premises with an agent. This includes Secure Score integration so that your cloud security posture in GCP and AWS is reflected in Azure Defender. With the standard version ("paid for") of Azure Defender, you get Microsoft Defender for Endpoint for servers included.

Azure Defender for SQL now extends to your servers on-premises and in other clouds and the recent acquisition of CyberX is integrated to provide protection for existing Operational Technology deployments.

Azure identity protection is part of Azure Active Directory (AAD) and uses machine learning to build up a profile of your users' sign-in behaviors. It combines these with signals from the Intelligent Security Graph to identify risks associated with each user credential.

You then build user and sign-in risk policies that can take certain actions. For example, Jane normally logs in from Australia on her corporate laptop. If her username and password are used to log in from an unknown device in India, the policy will kick in and prompt MFA (or block the login).

Microsoft Cloud App Security is a cloud access security broker , which basically means it's a firewall in the cloud, securing SaaS application access for your users. Microsoft Cloud App Security lets you discover services that your users are using (Shadow IT), unsanction ones that don't meet your corporate standards, and sanction those that do. It also lets you apply policies for documents that are uploaded to cloud storage (OneDrive, DropBox, Box, etc.), do real-time DLP in sessions, and mitigate threats.

MEM is the new name for Intune, a cloud service that provides mobile device management (MDM) and mobile application management (MAM). MEM is also the new name for System Center Configuration Manager, now positioned as the "edge computing" part of MEM.

It's also a way to simplify licensing. The most common question Microsoft received around Intune/SCCM was if I have licensing for one, can I use the other one? Well, now you can. It's a hybrid solution where all your on-premises resources are managed by SCCM but controlled from the cloud console, and your mobile assets are managed from the same console through Intune.

Together, they provide numerous security features, including the ability to distribute apps to any platform, as well as control corporate data and prohibit it from being leaked into non-business apps.

Management Application Protection Policy

The enterprise version of Windows 10 unlocks a number of security features, such as Credential Guard for Remote Desktop , Windows Hello for Business , BitLocker , and Windows Information Protection to separate corporate and personal data.

This cloud-based SIEM is quickly growing in popularity and integrates with several of the other services easily. A SIEM is a centralized database of event logs from all your devices, servers, networking infrastructure, etc. This is then analyzed for evidence of intrusion, raising alerts as required. Analysts use automated and manual search tools to hunt through the data to identify signals from attackers. Importantly, if you're an SMB that is using O365/M365, know that ingesting the unified audit log from there as well as alerts from the ATP services is totally free—a good reason to learn a bit about Sentinel and set up a POC.

At Ignite 2020 Sentinel added User and Entity Behavior Analytics (UEBA) , building up a database of what’s normal activity for user accounts and devices and raising the alarm when anomalous behavior occurs. The new Watchlists lets you import CSV files of non-security data such as critical assets, terminated employees etc. and use these data in queries.

If you’re particularly adventurous you can even build your own Machine Learning models in Sentinel.

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Key Takeaways

• With a Microsoft 365 subscription, you get access to a secure Personal Vault for storing confidential documents and an advanced Microsoft Defender app available on Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android.
• You receive 60 free Skype minutes each month for making calls to landline and mobile numbers, access to premium templates for document creation, and expanded storage space.
• Furthermore, you can use the advanced features of Microsoft Editor, use the Copilot add-on in Office applications, and schedule callback support for technical assistance whenever needed.

Subscribing to Microsoft 365 not only provides access to a suite of Office applications but also offers several additional benefits. Let's see how these benefits make your subscription more valuable, and how you might get the most out of them.

OneDrive's Personal Vault

You might already use OneDrive's cloud storage for storing data, but did you know Microsoft offers a Personal Vault feature to protect sensitive information with an extra layer of security? Files stored in the vault can only be accessed after confirming your identity, typically by entering a confirmation code, adding a PIN, using Face ID, and more.

While the free plan allows you to add up to three files to your Personal Vault, a Microsoft 365 subscription lets you store an unlimited number of files. This makes it a decent place to save soft copies of legal, personal identification, and other sensitive documents. This way, you can easily access them while keeping your data protected from privacy leaks.

60 Skype Minutes Per Month

While Skype-to-Skype calls are free, you need Skype minutes—referred to as Skype Credit—to call landlines and mobile phones. With Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, and Business plans, you get 60 of these credits for free each month. Even if you've previously purchased credits, Skype uses the free minutes first.

The downside is that unused minutes don't roll over and expire at the end of each month. Also, these free minutes can only be used in 60 regions and countries. To avoid unexpected charges, check the list of eligible countries on the Microsoft website to ensure the destination you want to call is covered.

The Microsoft Defender Desktop App

With a Microsoft 365 Personal or Family subscription, you get exclusive access to the Microsoft Defender app , which offers security features beyond the built-in Windows Defender. Available for Windows, macOS, Android, and iOS, this app allows you to protect multiple devices and monitor the security of all your devices from a unified dashboard.

The app monitors your personal information for identity theft, alerting you to any suspicious activity. As a parent, you can set screen time limits, filter content, and monitor your child's activity. Also, it provides advanced protection against phishing attacks, ransomware, and other types of malware.

For more details on the additional benefits of the Microsoft Defender app, visit the official Microsoft website .

Extra Cloud Storage Space

On a free plan, you only get 5 GB of cloud storage space. However, subscribing to Microsoft 365 provides additional storage—100 GB, 1 TB, or even 6 TB (1 TB per user), depending on your subscription plan. With this extra storage, you can do a lot more than store your data. Check out different Microsoft 365 plans on the Microsoft website .

You can back up critical data and large files to OneDrive and keep them synced across multiple devices for easy access anywhere. You can also keep track of older versions of files you modify and automatically back up files created in Office apps. Moreover, with more storage, you can fully utilize Personal Vault to secure your confidential data.

The limited storage on the free plan makes it challenging to take full advantage of OneDrive's features. Thus, the increased storage capacity with Microsoft 365 is a valuable perk.

Premium Templates

A Microsoft 365 subscription also provides access to a wide range of premium templates for Microsoft Office applications. Whether you need to create a business report, build a resume, design a brochure, or create a budget plan, there's a template available for any document, presentation, or spreadsheet you want to make.

These templates are professionally designed and ready to use, but they are also customizable. You can modify text, colors, and other elements to suit your needs. Using these templates saves you the time and effort of creating documents from scratch. Plus, since they are integrated into Microsoft Office applications, you can use them with a single click.

Technical Support Via Callback

As a free user, technical support via live chat is limited. If no support representatives are available, you'll have to wait your turn, and long wait times can be pretty frustrating. If you move away from the window and don't respond when a representative becomes available, you're removed from the queue and need to start over.

With a Microsoft 365 subscription, you can avoid this hassle. While you can still use live chat when a support person is available, you also have the option to schedule a callback. This allows you to receive phone support from a Microsoft technical expert at a convenient time, which eliminates wait times and speeds up the troubleshooting process.

Additionally, when seeking email support for OneDrive, Microsoft 365 subscribers receive faster response times compared to non-subscribers.

Microsoft Editor and Copilot

As a free user, Microsoft Editor only provides basic spelling and grammar checking. However, with a Microsoft 365 subscription, you gain access to advanced grammar checks, clarity and conciseness improvements, and formal tone adjustments for professional documents and emails. The tool also suggests better vocabulary where appropriate.

Also, subscribers can access the Copilot add-on for most Microsoft Office apps, which can boost productivity and efficiency in your work.

Besides unlocking full access to all Office applications, a Microsoft 365 subscription provides a range of valuable benefits that can save you time and effort when used correctly. If you are already using Office 365 but haven't explored these features, give them a try to see how they can improve your workflow.

If you're not yet subscribed, you're clearly missing out on a host of productivity-boosting tools and perks.

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Pobierz Office za darmo bez licencji. Jak to zrobić w 2024 roku?

Pobieranie Office'a za darmo bez licencji pozostaje niezbędne dla tysięcy organizacji i indywidualnych użytkowników, którzy nie mogą sobie pozwolić na subskrypcję Office 365, ale potrzebują darmowego pakietu biurowego. W tym artykule przedstawimy główne metody pobierania Office'a za darmo bez licencji w 2024 roku i zapoznamy cię z bezpłatną alternatywą, jaką jest WPS Office, aby łatwo zainstalować pakiet biurowy.

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Jeśli potrzebujesz pracować z dokumentami Worda, Excela lub PowerPointa, ale nie masz subskrypcji Microsoft 365, możesz spróbować pobrać Office'a za darmo bez licencji dla systemów Windows 7, 8.1, 10, 11, a nawet macOS. Jednak Microsoft zaostrzył kontrole nad swoim pakietem Office, co sprawia, że instalacje za pomocą ISO stają się coraz bardziej ograniczone, a uzyskanie klucza licencyjnego online jest mało skuteczne.

Nie martw się! Poniżej omówimy główne metody pobierania Office'a za darmo bez licencji, począwszy od pobierania i instalowania starego ISO w systemie Windows, aż do poproszenia o bezpłatną wersję próbną Office'a dla systemów Windows i macOS. A jeśli żaden z tych sposobów cię nie satysfakcjonuje, pamiętaj, że zawsze możesz zainstalować WPS Office za darmo, aby uzyskać dostęp do szerokiego zakresu funkcji biurowych bez żadnych kosztów.

Jak pobrać Office za darmo bez licencji dla systemu Windows?

Istnieje kilka sposobów pobrania Office'a za darmo bez licencji dla systemu Windows 10, chociaż idealna metoda zależy od twojej wiedzy technicznej i sposobu, w jaki zamierzasz korzystać z pakietu biurowego. Doświadczeni użytkownicy mogą zainstalować Office bezpośrednio z ISO , podczas gdy inni mogą subskrybować Office 365 i korzystać z bezpłatnej wersji próbnej udostępnionej przez Microsoft.

Użyj pobranego ISO i aktywuj

Możesz uzyskać nieco przestarzałe, ale wciąż funkcjonalne pełne wersje Office'a, pobierając instalacyjne ISO. Pozwala to pobrać Office'a za darmo bez licencji w 2019 lub 2016 roku, zainstalować go na swoich urządzeniach i pracować z Wordem, PowerPointem lub Excelem. Oto plik ISO/IMG Microsoft Office 2019 Pro Plus do pobrania.

Aby go aktywować, najczęstszą metodą jest użycie klucza produktu lub aktywatora KMSpico. Jeśli zakupisz komputer z zainstalowanym wstępnie Office'em, prawdopodobnie masz klucz produktu, który musisz znaleźć. W przeciwnym razie oto obszerny przewodnik, jak używać KMSpico do aktywacji Office'a 2019 .

Po aktywacji możesz korzystać z Office'a za darmo bez żadnych problemów. Aktywator KMSpico można usunąć po aktywowaniu Microsoft Office.

Wadą tego sposobu jest to, że instalacja ISO i aktywacja za pomocą KMSpico są dość skomplikowane i czasochłonne. Bez klucza produktu ta metoda nie jest zalecana.

Pobierz wersję próbną Office 365

Nowe wersje Office'a działają poprzez system subskrypcji, który nie obsługuje już pobierania ISO. Jednakże oferują one miesięczną bezpłatną wersję próbną, dzięki której możesz ocenić aplikacje pakietu przed zapisaniem się na subskrypcję. Pozwala to pobrać Office 'a za darmo bez licencji dla systemu Windows, korzystając z konta Microsoft i korzystać z niego przez miesiąc za darmo. Po tym czasie będziesz musiał zapłacić lub anulować subskrypcję.

Jak pobrać Office za darmo bez licencji dla Maca?

Proces pobierania Office'a za darmo bez licencji dla systemu Mac w 2021 lub 2023 roku jest podobny do tego dla systemów Windows. Nie jest już możliwe zainstalowanie Office'a dla Maca za pomocą ISO, więc najlepiej zdecydować się na subskrypcję Office 365. Podczas gdy subskrypcje Office 365 kosztują od 69 do 149 euro rocznie, możesz skorzystać z 30-dniowej wersji próbnej za darmo. Pamiętaj, że będziesz musiał podać numer karty kredytowej, aby aktywować tę wersję próbną.

Najlepszą alternatywą dla Microsoft Office'a: WPS Office

Mimo że pakiet biurowy Office oferuje doskonały zestaw narzędzi do pracy z różnymi dokumentami, może być kosztowny dla wielu użytkowników. Jeśli nie możesz sobie pozwolić na subskrypcję Office 365 lub wolisz prostsze rozwiązanie, rozważ WPS Office , darmową i wszechstronną alternatywę.

WPS Office jest kompatybilny z Wordem, PowerPointem i Excelem, a także zawiera edytor i konwerter plików PDF , których nie ma w pakiecie Microsoft Office. Jedną z jego głównych zalet jest możliwość korzystania z pakietu za darmo bez subskrypcji żadnych planów, chociaż z niektórymi zrezygnowanymi funkcjami zaawansowanymi.

WPS Writer , edytor, jest jednym z najbardziej kompletnych, posiadając nawet bardziej intuicyjny interfejs niż Microsoft Word. Prezentacja WPS i Arkusz WPS zapewniają podobną łatwość użytkowania dla dokumentów PowerPointa i Excela, odpowiednio.

Ponadto WPS Office może poszczycić się zaawansowanym zintegrowanym AI, który może być używany do różnych zadań, takich jak tworzenie lub podsumowywanie tekstów, tworzenie list, rozwijanie punktów, czy korektę gramatyczną.

Jego intuicyjny interfejs sprawia, że instalacja jest o wiele prostsza - wystarczy odwiedzić stronę internetową WPS, pobrać oprogramowanie i zainstalować je na swoim komputerze PC lub Mac. Nie ma potrzeby korzystania z ISO ani podawania danych płatnościowych, a pakiet biurowy za darmo będzie gotowy w zaledwie kilka minut.

Jak zainstalować Microsoft Office za darmo bez licencji?

Starsze wersje Microsoft Office'a można zainstalować bez licencji, jeśli uda ci się pobrać kompatybilne ISO dla swojego systemu operacyjnego. Jednak te wersje mają ograniczenia i dezaktywują się po krótkim czasie.

Gdzie mogę pobrać pakiet biurowy za darmo?

Office 365 pozwala na subskrybowanie planów indywidualnych, rodzinnych lub akademickich i zapytanie o 30-dniową wersję próbną, co daje dostęp do pełnego pakietu. Po okresie próbnym będziesz musiał zapłacić za plan lub anulować subskrypcję.

Który Office można używać bez licencji?

Można używać starszych wersji Office'a bez licencji, jeśli uzyskasz ważne ISO i pomyślnie je zainstalujesz na swoim systemie operacyjnym. Jednak automatyczne aktualizacje firmy Microsoft wykryją brak licencji i ostatecznie dezaktywują Office'a.

Jak pobrać Worda, Excela i PowerPointa za darmo?

Najprostszym sposobem uzyskania dostępu do aplikacji Worda, Excela i PowerPointa jest korzystanie z darmowego pakietu biurowego, takiego jak WPS Office, który zapewnia w pełni funkcjonalne aplikacje biurowe dożywotnio bez żadnych kosztów.

Wypróbuj teraz WPS Office za darmo i poznaj jego zalety!

Jeśli nie jesteś pewien instalowania Microsoft Office za pomocą ISO, nie możesz uzyskać klucza licencyjnego lub wahasz się przed ryzykiem potencjalnych opłat od Microsoftu za pełen roczny plan podczas korzystania z wersji próbnej Office 365, twoją najlepszą alternatywą jest WPS Office. Dzięki kompleksowemu pakietowi biurowemu WPS Office zyskasz dostęp do najlepszych aplikacji do tworzenia i zarządzania plikami Word, PowerPoint, Excel y PDF.

Darmowa wersja WPS Office oferuje w pełni funkcjonalne wersje WPS Writer, WPS Presentation i WPS Spreadsheet. Dodatkowo zapewnia liczne opcje konwersji plików. Możesz teraz eksplorować jego możliwości bez żadnych opłat ani konieczności podawania danych bankowych. Jeśli później zechcesz uzyskać dostęp do jego zaawansowanych funkcji, łatwo możesz przeprowadzić aktualizację do pełnej wersji, kiedy uznasz to za odpowiednie.

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• May 23, 2024—KB5039705 (OS Build 17763.5830) Out-of-band
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• December 20, 2022—KB5022554 (OS Build 17763.3772) Out-of-band
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• November 17, 2020—KB4594442 (OS Build 17763.1579) Out-of-band
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• November 13, 2018—KB4467708 (OS Build 17763.134)
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• Windows 10, version 1803 update history
• May 11, 2021—KB5003174 (OS Build 17134.2208)
• April 13, 2021—KB5001339 (OS Build 17134.2145)
• March 18, 2021—KB5001634 (OS Build 17134.2090) Out-of-band
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• Windows 10, version 1709 update history
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• January 14, 2020—KB4535289 Update for Windows 10 Mobile (OS Build 15254.603)
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• August 11, 2020—KB4571689 (OS Build 15063.2467)
• July 14, 2020—KB4565499 (OS Build 15063.2439)
• June 18, 2020—KB4567516 (OS Build 15063.2411)
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• January 14, 2020—KB4534296 (OS Build 15063.2254)
• December 10, 2019—KB4530711 (OS Build 15063.2224)
• November 12, 2019—KB4525245 (OS Build 15063.2172)
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• January 15, 2019—KB4480959 (OS Build 15063.1596)
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• August 30, 2018—KB4343889 (OS Build 15063.1292)
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• July 24, 2018—KB4338827 (OS Build 15063.1235)
• July 16, 2018—KB4345419 (OS Build 15063.1209)
• July 10, 2018—KB4338826 (OS Build 15063.1206)
• June 21, 2018—KB4284830 (OS Build 15063.1182)
• June 12, 2018—KB4284874 (OS Build 15063.1155)
• May 17, 2018—KB4103722 (OS Build 15063.1112)
• May 8, 2018—KB4103731 (OS Build 15063.1088)
• April 17, 2018—KB4093117 (OS Build 15063.1058)
• April 10, 2018—KB4093107 (OS Build 15063.1029)
• March 22, 2018—KB4088891 (OS Build 15063.994)
• March 13, 2018—KB4088782 (OS Build 15063.966 and 15063.968)
• March 8, 2018—KB4092077 (OS Build 15063.936)
• February 22, 2018—KB4077528 (OS Build 15063.936)
• February 13, 2018—KB4074592 (OS Build 15063.909)
• January 17, 2018—KB4057144 (OS Build 15063.877)
• January 3, 2018—KB4056891 (OS Build 15063.850)
• December 12, 2017—KB4053580 (OS Build 15063.786)
• November 22, 2017—KB4055254 (OS Build 15063.729)
• November 14, 2017—KB4048954 (OS Build 15063.726 and 15063.728)
• November 2, 2017—KB4049370 (OS Build 15063.675)
• October 10, 2017—KB4041676 (OS Build 15063.674)
• September 25, 2017—KB4040724 (OS Build 15063.632)
• September 12, 2017—KB4038788 (OS Build 15063.608)
• August 8, 2017—KB4034674 (OS Build 15063.540)
• July 31, 2017—KB4032188 (OS Build 15063.502)
• July 11, 2017—KB4025342 (OS Build 15063.483)
• June 27, 2017—KB4022716 (OS Build 15063.447)
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• April 25, 2017—KB4016240 (OS Build 15063.250)
• April 11, 2017—KB4015583 (OS Build 15063.138)
• April 5, 2017—KB4016251 (OS Build 15063.13)
• Windows 10, version 1607 and Windows Server 2016 update history
• June 11, 2024—KB5039214 (OS Build 14393.7070)
• May 14, 2024—KB5037763 (OS Build 14393.6981)
• April 9, 2024—KB5036899 (OS Build 14393.6897)
• March 22, 2024—KB5037423 (OS Build 14393.6799) Out-of-band
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• February 13, 2024—KB5034767 (OS Build 14393.6709)
• January 9, 2024—KB5034119 (OS Build 14393.6614)
• December 12, 2023—KB5033373 (OS Build 14393.6529)
• November 14, 2023—KB5032197 (OS Build 14393.6452)
• October 10, 2023—KB5031362 (OS Build 14393.6351)
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• August 8, 2023—KB5029242 (OS Build 14393.6167)
• July 11, 2023—KB5028169 (OS Build 14393.6085)
• June 23, 2023—KB5028623 (OS Build 14393.5996) Out-of-band
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• May 9, 2023—KB5026363 (OS Build 14393.5921)
• April 11, 2023—KB5025228 (OS Build 14393.5850)
• March 14, 2023—KB5023697 (OS Build 14393.5786)
• February 14, 2023—KB5022838 (OS Build 14393.5717)
• January 10, 2023—KB5022289 (OS Build 14393.5648)
• December 13, 2022—KB5021235 (OS Build 14393.5582)
• November 17, 2022—KB5021654 (OS Build 14393.5502) Out-of-band
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• October 18, 2022—KB5020439 (OS Build 14393.5429) Out-of-band
• October 11, 2022—KB5018411 (OS Build 14393.5427)
• September 13, 2022—KB5017305 (OS Build 14393.5356)
• August 9, 2022—KB5016622 (OS Build 14393.5291)
• July 12, 2022—KB5015808 (OS Build 14393.5246)
• June 14, 2022—KB5014702 (OS Build 14393.5192)
• May 19, 2022—KB5015019 (OS Build 14393.5127) Out-of-band
• May 10, 2022—KB5013952 (OS Build 14393.5125)
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• January 17, 2022—KB5010790 (OS Build 14393.4889) Out-of-band
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• January 5, 2022—KB5010195 (OS Build 14393.4827) Out-of-band
• December 14, 2021—KB5008207 (OS Build 14393.4825) - EXPIRED
• November 14, 2021—KB5008601 (OS Build 14393.4771) Out-of-band
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• October 12, 2021—KB5006669 (OS Build 14393.4704) - EXPIRED
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• July 29, 2021—KB5005393 (OS Build 14393.4532) Out-of-band
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• July 7, 2021—KB5004948 (OS Build 14393.4470) Out-of-band - EXPIRED
• June 8, 2021—KB5003638 (OS Build 14393.4467) - EXPIRED
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• March 18, 2021—KB5001633 (OS Build 14393.4288) Out-of-band
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• January 12, 2021—KB4598243 (OS Build 14393.4169)
• December 8, 2020—KB4593226 (OS Build 14393.4104)
• November 19, 2020—KB4594441 (OS Build 14393.4048) Out-of-band
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• July 14, 2020—KB4565511 (OS Build 14393.3808)
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• December 10, 2019—KB4530689 (OS Build 14393.3384)
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• October 15, 2019—KB4519979 (OS Build 14393.3300)
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• October 3, 2019—KB4524152 (OS Build 14393.3243)
• September 24, 2019—KB4516061 (OS Build 14393.3242)
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• August 17, 2019—KB4512495 (OS Build 14393.3181)
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• July 16, 2019—KB4507459 (OS Build 14393.3115)
• July 9, 2019—KB4507460 (OS Build 14393.3085)
• June 27, 2019—KB4509475 (OS Build 14393.3056)
• June 18, 2019—KB4503294 (OS Build 14393.3053)
• June 11, 2019—KB4503267 (OS Build 14393.3025)
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• May 19, 2019—KB4505052 (OS Build 14393.2972)
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• April 25, 2019—KB4493473 (OS Build 14393.2941)
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• March 19, 2019—KB4489889 (OS Build 14393.2879)
• March 12, 2019—KB4489882 (OS Build 14393.2848)
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• January 17, 2019—KB4480977 (OS Build 14393.2759)
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• December 19, 2018—KB4483229 (OS Build 14393.2670)
• December 11, 2018—KB4471321 (OS Build 14393.2665)
• December 3, 2018—KB4478877 (OS Build 14393.2641)
• November 27, 2018—KB4467684 (OS Build 14393.2639)
• November 13, 2018—KB4467691 (OS Build 14393.2608)
• October 18, 2018—KB4462928 (OS Build 14393.2580)
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• September 20, 2018—KB4457127 (OS Build 14393.2515)
• September 11, 2018—KB4457131 (OS Build 14393.2485)
• August 30, 2018—KB4343884 (OS Build 14393.2457)
• August 14, 2018—KB4343887 (OS Build 14393.2430)
• July 30, 2018 - KB4346877 (OS Build 14393.2396)
• July 24, 2018—KB4338822 (OS Build 14393.2395)
• July 16, 2018—KB4345418 (OS Build 14393.2368)
• July 10, 2018—KB4338814 (OS Build 14393.2363)
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• June 12, 2018—KB4284880 (OS Build 14393.2312)
• May 17, 2018—KB4103720 (OS Build 14393.2273)
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• April 17, 2018—KB4093120 (OS Build 14393.2214)
• April 10, 2018—KB4093119 (OS Build 14393.2189)
• March 29, 2018—KB4096309 (OS Build 14393.2156)
• March 22, 2018—KB4088889 (OS Build 14393.2155)
• March 13, 2018—KB4088787 (OS Build 14393.2125 and 14393.2126)
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• January 17, 2018—KB4057142 (OS Build 14393.2034)
• January 3, 2018—KB4056890 (OS Build 14393.2007)
• December 12, 2017—KB4053579 (OS Build 14393.1944)
• November 27, 2017—KB4051033 (OS Build 14393.1914)
• November 14, 2017—KB4048953 (OS Build 14393.1884)
• November 2, 2017—KB4052231 (OS Build 14393.1797)
• October 17, 2017—KB4041688 (OS Build 14393.1794)
• October 10, 2017—KB4041691 (OS Build 14393.1770)
• September 28, 2017—KB4038801 (OS Build 14393.1737)
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• August 28, 2017—KB4039396 (OS Build 14393.1670)
• August 16, 2017—KB4034661 (OS Build 14393.1613)
• August 8, 2017—KB4034658 (OS Build 14393.1593)
• August 7, 2017—KB4038220 (OS Build 14393.1537)
• July 18, 2017—KB4025334 (OS Build 14393.1532)
• July 11, 2017—KB4025339 (OS Build 14393.1480)
• June 27, 2017—KB4022723 (OS Build 14393.1378)
• June 13, 2017—KB4022715 (OS Build 14393.1358)
• May 26, 2017—KB4023680 (OS Build 14393.1230)
• May 9, 2017—KB4019472 (OS Build 14393.1198)
• April 11, 2017—KB4015217 (OS Build 14393.1066 and 14393.1083)
• March 22, 2017—KB4016635 (OS Build 14393.970)
• March 20, 2017—KB4015438 (OS Build 14393.969)
• March 14, 2017—KB4013429 (OS Build 14393.953)
• January 30, 2017—KB4010672 (OS Build 14393.729)
• January 26, 2017—KB 3216755 (OS Build 14393.726)
• January 10, 2017—KB3213986 (OS Build 14393.693)
• December 13, 2016 — KB3206632 (OS Build 14393.571)
• December 9, 2016 — KB3201845 (OS Build 14393.479)
• November 9, 2016 — KB3200970 (OS Build 14393.448)
• November 8, 2016 — KB3200970 (OS Build 14393.447)
• October 27, 2016 — KB3197954 (OS Build 14393.351)
• October 11, 2016 — KB3194798 (OS Build 14393.321)
• September 29, 2016 — KB3194496 (OS Builds 14393.222)
• September 20, 2016 — KB3193494 (OS Builds 14393.187 and 14393.189)
• September 13, 2016 — KB3189866 (OS Builds 14393.187 and 14393.189)
• August 31, 2016 — KB3176938 (OS Build 14393.105)
• August 23, 2016 — KB3176934 (OS Build 14393.82)
• August 9, 2016 — KB3176495 (OS Build 14393.51)
• August 2, 2016 — KB3176929 (OS Build 14393.10)
• Windows 10, version 1511 update history
• April 10, 2018—KB4093109 (OS Build 10586.1540)
• March 13, 2018—KB4088779 (OS Build 10586.1478)
• February 13, 2018—KB4074591 (OS Build 10586.1417)
• January 18, 2018—KB4075200 (OS Build 10586.1358)
• January 3, 2018—KB4056888 (OS Build 10586.1356)
• December 12, 2017—KB4053578 (OS Build 10586.1295)
• November 14, 2017—KB4048952 (OS Build 10586.1232)
• November 2, 2017—KB4052232 (OS Build 10586.1177)
• October 10, 2017—KB4041689 (OS Build 10586.1176)
• September 12, 2017—KB4038783 (OS Build 10586.1106)
• August 8, 2017—KB4034660 (OS Build 10586.1045)
• July 11, 2017—KB4025344 (OS Build 10586.1007)
• June 27, 2017—KB4032693 (OS Build 10586.965)
• June 13, 2017—KB4022714 (OS Build 10586.962)
• May 9, 2017—KB4019473 (OS Build 10586.916)
• April 11, 2017—KB4015219 (OS Build 10586.873)
• March 22, 2017—KB4016636 (OS Build 10586.842)
• March 14, 2017—KB4013198 (OS Build 10586.839)
• January 10, 2017—KB3210721 (OS Build 10586.753)
• December 13, 2016 — KB3205386 (OS Build 10586.713)
• November 14, 2016 — KB3198586 (OS Build 10586.682)
• November 8, 2016 — KB3198586 (OS Build 10586.679)
• October 11, 2016 — KB3192441 (OS Build 10586.633)
• September 13, 2016 — KB3185614 (OS Build 10586.589)
• August 9, 2016 — KB3176493 (OS Build 10586.545)
• July 12, 2016 — KB3172985 (OS Build 10586.494)
• June 14, 2016 — KB3163018 (OS Build 10586.420)
• May 10, 2016 — KB3156421 (OS Build 10586.318)
• April 12, 2016 — KB3147458 (OS Build 10586.218)
• March 8, 2016 — KB3140768 (OS Build 10586.164)
• March 1, 2016 — KB3140743 (OS Build 10586.122)
• February 9, 2016 — KB3135173 (OS Build 10586.104)
• Windows 10 (initial version released July 2015) update history
• June 11, 2024-KB5039225 (OS Build 10240.20680)
• May 14, 2024-KB5037788 (OS Build 10240.20651)
• April 9, 2024-KB5036925 (OS Build 10240.20596)
• March 12, 2024-KB5035858 (OS Build 10240.20526)
• February 13, 2024-KB5034774 (OS Build 10240.20469)
• January 9, 2024-KB5034134 (OS Build 10240.20402)
• December 12, 2023-KB5033379 (OS Build 10240.20345)
• November 14, 2023-KB5032199 (OS Build 10240.20308)
• October 10, 2023-KB5031377 (OS Build 10240.20232)
• September 12, 2023-KB5030220 (OS Build 10240.20162)
• August 8, 2023-KB5029259 (OS Build 10240.20107)
• July 11, 2023-KB5028186 (OS Build 10240.20048)
• June 23, 2023-KB5028622 (OS Build 10240.19986) Out-of-band
• June 13, 2023-KB5027230 (OS Build 10240.19983)
• May 9, 2023-KB5026382 (OS Build 10240.19926)
• April 11, 2023-KB5025234 (OS Build 10240.19869)
• March 14, 2023-KB5023713 (OS Build 10240.19805)
• February 14, 2023-KB5022858 (OS Build 10240.19747)
• January 10, 2023-KB5022297 (OS Build 10240.19685)
• December 13, 2022-KB5021243 (OS Build 10240.19624)
• November 8, 2022-KB5019970 (OS Build 10240.19567)
• October 18, 2022-KB5020440 (OS Build 10240.19509) Out-of-band
• October 11, 2022-KB5018425 (OS Build 10240.19507)
• September 13, 2022-KB5017327 (OS Build 10240.19444)
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• January 17, 2022-KB5010789 (OS Build 10240.19179) Out-of-band
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• March 18, 2021-KB5001631 (OS Build 10240.18875) Out-of-band
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• January 12, 2021-KB4598231 (OS Build 10240.18818)
• December 8, 2020-KB4592464 (OS Build 10240.18782)
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• July 14, 2020-KB4565513 (OS Build 10240.18638)
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• January 14, 2020-KB4534306 (OS Build 10240.18453)
• December 10, 2019-KB4530681 (OS Build 10240.18427)
• November 12, 2019-KB4525232 (OS Build 10240.18395)
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• July 9, 2019-KB4507458 (OS Build 10240.18275)
• June 11, 2019-KB4503291 (OS Build 10240.18244)
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• April 25, 2019-KB4498375 (OS Build 10240.18187)
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• March 12, 2019-KB4489872 (OS Build 10240.18158)
• February 21, 2019-KB4491101 (OS Build 10240.18135)
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• January 8, 2019-KB4480962 (OS Build 10240.18094)
• December 19, 2018-KB4483228 (OS Build 10240.18064)
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• August 8, 2017—KB4034668 (OS Build 10240.17533)
• July 11, 2017—KB4025338 (OS Build 10240.17488)
• June 27, 2017—KB4032695 (OS Build 10240.17446)
• June 13, 2017—KB4022727 (OS Build 10240.17443)
• May 9, 2017—KB4019474 (OS Build 10240.17394)
• April 11, 2017—KB4015221 (OS Build 10240.17354)
• March 22, 2017—KB4016637 (OS Build 10240.17320)
• March 14, 2017—KB4012606 (OS Build 10240.17319)
• January 10, 2017—KB3210720 (OS Build 10240.17236)
• December 13, 2016 — KB3205383 (OS Build 10240.17202)
• November 8, 2016 — KB3198585 (OS Build 10240.17190)
• October 11, 2016 — KB3192440 (OS Build 10240.17146)
• September 20, 2016 — KB3193821 (OS Build 10240.17113)
• September 13, 2016 — KB3185611 (OS Build 10240.17113)
• August 9, 2016 — KB3176492 (OS Build 10240.17071)
• July 12, 2016 — KB3163912 (OS Build 10240.17024)
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• April 12, 2016 — KB3147461 (OS Build 10240.16769)
• March 8, 2016 — KB3140745 (OS Build 10240.16725)
• February 9, 2016 — KB3135174 (OS Build 10240.16683)

Release Date:

OS Build 19045.4598

For information about Windows update terminology, see the article about the  types of Windows updates  and the  monthly quality update types . For an overview of Windows 10, version 22H2, see its  update history page .    

Note  Follow  @WindowsUpdate  to find out when new content is published to the Windows release health dashboard. 

 Highlights

New!  We are advancing the Copilot experience on Windows. The Copilot app is now pinned to the taskbar and behaves like an app. This gives you the benefits of a typical app experience. For example, you can resize, move, and snap the window. For existing Windows 10 PCs, the timing of availability and delivery method will vary. This might not be available to all users because it will roll out gradually. 

Important This feature only applies to new Windows 10 PCs and new Copilot+ PCs that ship to the European Economic Area (EEA)and other markets where Copilot is available.

This update addresses an issue that affects an app’s jump list on the taskbar. Completing actions from that list might fail.   A jump list is a menu that appears when you right-click an app on the taskbar or Start menu. It gives you quick access to recently or frequently used app items.

This update addresses an issue that affects the default Japanese Input Method Editor (IME). The candidate window stops responding when you do not expect it. Then, it goes back to a former composition state at random.

This update addresses a known issue that might occur when you right-click some apps. Instead of running the task you choose from the context menu, an “Open with” dialog appears. It asks you, "How do you want to open this file?" This issue might affect any app that has tasks on a context menu. This issue also affects the icons on the taskbar and Start menu.

Improvements

Important:  Use EKB  KB5015684  to update to Windows 10, version 22H2.

This non-security update includes quality improvements. When you install this KB:

This update addresses an issue that affects MSIX applications. When you install them from an HTTPS URI, they fail to open. This issue occurs when the download of the application is not complete. This damages the package.

This update affects mobile device management (MDM). When you enroll a device, the MDM client sends more details about the device. The MDM service uses those details to identify the device model and the company that made it.

This update addresses an issue that affects Direct Composition batched presentations. A brief flash of triangles or boxes show on the screen. This issue affects browsers, like Microsoft Edge, and other apps.

This update brings Country and Operator Settings Asset (COSA) profiles up to date for certain mobile operators.

This update addresses an issue that might stop your system from resuming from hibernate. This occurs after you turn on BitLocker.

This update addresses an issue that affects Windows Defender Application Control (WDAC). The issue copies unsigned WDAC policies to the Extensible Firmware Interface (EFI) disk partition. It is reserved for signed policies.

This update addresses an issue that affects a folder context menu. When you choose the command that removes items, the command adds items instead. This occurs when a third-party service implements a sync feature.

If you installed earlier updates, only the new updates contained in this package will be downloaded and installed on your device.

Windows 10 servicing stack update (KB5039336) - 19045.4585

This update makes quality improvements to the servicing stack, which is the component that installs Windows updates. Servicing stack updates (SSU) ensure that you have a robust and reliable servicing stack so that your devices can receive and install Microsoft updates.

Known issues in this update

How to get this update

Before you install this update

Microsoft now combines the latest servicing stack update (SSU) for your operating system with the latest cumulative update (LCU). For general information about SSUs, see Servicing stack updates  and  Servicing Stack Updates (SSU): Frequently Asked Questions .

Prerequisite:

Based on your installation scenario, choose one of the following:

For offline OS image servicing:

If your image does not have the July 25, 2023 ( KB5028244 ) or later LCU, you must install the special standalone Oct 13, 2023 SSU ( KB5031539 ) before installing this update.

For Windows Server Update Services (WSUS) deployment or when installing the standalone package from Microsoft Update Catalog: 

If your devices do not have the May 11, 2021 ( KB5003173 ) or later LCU, you must install the special standalone August 10, 2021 SSU ( KB5005260 ) before installing this update.

Install this update

To install this update, use one of the following Windows and Microsoft release channels.

If you want to remove the LCU

To remove the LCU after installing the combined SSU and LCU package, use the DISM/Remove-Package command line option with the LCU package name as the argument. You can find the package name by using this command: DISM /online /get-packages .

Running Windows Update Standalone Installer ( wusa.exe ) with the /uninstall switch on the combined package will not work because the combined package contains the SSU. You cannot remove the SSU from the system after installation.

File information

For a list of the files that are provided in this update, download the  file information for cumulative update 5039299 .  

For a list of the files that are provided in the servicing stack update, download the  file information for the SSU (KB5039336) - version 19045.4585 .

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Step-by-step threat protection in Microsoft Defender for Office 365

• 10 contributors
• Applies to: ✅ Microsoft Defender for Office 365 Plan 1 and Plan 2 , ✅ Microsoft Defender XDR

Did you know you can try the features in Microsoft Defender XDR for Office 365 Plan 2 for free? Use the 90-day Defender for Office 365 trial at the Microsoft Defender portal trials hub . Learn about who can sign up and trial terms here .

The Microsoft Defender for Office 365 protection or filtering stack can be broken out into four phases, as in this article. Generally speaking, incoming mail passes through all of these phases before delivery, but the actual path email takes is subject to an organization's Defender for Office 365 configuration.

Stay tuned till the end of this article for a unified graphic of all 4 phases of Defender for Office 365 protection!

Phase 1 - Edge Protection

Unfortunately, Edge blocks that were once critical are now relatively simple for bad actors to overcome. Over time, less traffic is blocked here, but it remains an important part of the stack.

Edge blocks are designed to be automatic. In the case of false positive, senders are notified and told how to address their issue. Connectors from trusted partners with limited reputation can ensure deliverability, or temporary overrides can be put in place, when onboarding new endpoints.

Network throttling protects Office 365 infrastructure and customers from Denial of Service (DOS) attacks by limiting the number of messages that can be submitted by a specific set of infrastructure.

IP reputation and throttling blocks messages being sent from known bad connecting IP addresses. If a specific IP sends many messages in a short period of time, they'll be throttled.

Domain reputation blocks any messages being sent from a known bad domain.

Directory-based edge filtering blocks attempts to harvest an organization's directory information through SMTP.

Backscatter detection prevents an organization from being attacked through invalid non-delivery reports (NDRs).

Enhanced filtering for connectors preserves authentication information even when traffic passes through another device before it reaches Office 365. This improves filtering stack accuracy, including heuristic clustering, anti-spoofing, and anti-phishing machine learning models, even when in complex or hybrid routing scenarios.

Phase 2 - Sender Intelligence

Features in sender intelligence are critical for catching spam, bulk, impersonation, and unauthorized spoof messages, and also factor into phish detection. Most of these features are individually configurable.

Account compromise detection triggers and alerts are raised when an account has anomalous behavior, consistent with compromise. In some cases, the user account is blocked and prevented from sending any further email messages until the issue is resolved by an organization's security operations team.

Email Authentication involves both customer configured methods and methods set up in the Cloud, aimed at ensuring that senders are authorized, authentic mailers. These methods resist spoofing.

• SPF can reject mails based on DNS TXT records that list IP addresses and servers allowed to send mail on the organization's behalf.
• DKIM provides an encrypted signature that authenticates the sender.
• DMARC lets admins mark SPF and DKIM as required in their domain and enforces alignment between the results of these two technologies.
• ARC builds on DMARC to work with forwarding in mailing lists while recording an authentication chain.

Spoof intelligence is capable of filtering those allowed to 'spoof' (that is, those sending mail on behalf of another account, or forwarding for a mailing list) from malicious senders who imitate organizational or known external domains. It separates legitimate 'on behalf of' mail from senders who spoof to deliver spam and phishing messages.

Intra-org spoof intelligence detects and blocks spoof attempts from a domain within the organization.

Cross-domain spoof intelligence detects and blocks spoof attempts from a domain outside of the organization.

Bulk filtering lets admins configure a bulk confidence level (BCL) indicating whether the message was sent from a bulk sender. Administrators can use the Bulk Slider in the Antispam policy to decide what level of bulk mail to treat as spam.

Mailbox intelligence learns from standard user email behaviors. It leverages a user's communication graph to detect when a sender only appears to be someone the user usually communicates with, but is actually malicious. This method detects impersonation.

Mailbox intelligence impersonation enables or disables enhanced impersonation results based on each user's individual sender map. When enabled, this feature helps to identify impersonation.

User impersonation allows an admin to create a list of high value targets likely to be impersonated. If a mail arrives where the sender only appears to have the same name and address as the protected high value account, the mail is marked or tagged. (For example, trα[email protected] for [email protected] ).

Domain impersonation detects domains that are similar to the recipient's domain and that attempt to look like an internal domain. For example, this impersonation tracye@liwαre.com for [email protected] .

Phase 3 - Content Filtering

In this phase the filtering stack begins to handle the specific contents of the mail, including its hyperlinks and attachments.

Transport rules (also known as mail flow rules or Exchange transport rules) allow an admin to take a wide range of actions when an equally wide range of conditions are met for a message. All messages that flow through your organization are evaluated against the enabled mail flow rules / transport rules.

Microsoft Defender Antivirus and a third-party Antivirus engine are used to detect all known malware in attachments.

The anti-virus (AV) engines use true type matching to detect the file type, regardless of the filename extension (for example, exe files renamed to txt are detected as exe files). This capability allows Type blocking (also known as the common attachment filter) to correctly block file types specified by admins. For the list of supported file types, see True type matching in the common attachments filter .

Whenever Microsoft Defender for Office 365 detects a malicious attachment, the file's hash, and a hash of its active content, are added to Exchange Online Protection (EOP) reputation. Attachment reputation blocking blocks that file across all Office 365, and on endpoints, through MSAV cloud calls.

Heuristic clustering can determine that a file is suspicious based on delivery heuristics. When a suspicious attachment is found, the entire campaign pauses, and the file is sandboxed. If the file is found to be malicious, the entire campaign is blocked.

Machine learning models act on the header, body content, and URLs of a message to detect phishing attempts.

Microsoft uses a determination of reputation from URL sandboxing and URL reputation from third party feeds in URL reputation blocking , to block any message with a known malicious URL.

Content heuristics can detect suspicious messages based on structure and word frequency within the body of the message, using machine learning models.

Safe Attachments sandboxes every attachment for Defender for Office 365 customers, using dynamic analysis to detect never-before seen threats.

Linked content detonation treats every URL linking to a file in an email as an attachment, asynchronously sandboxing the file at the time of delivery.

URL Detonation happens when upstream anti-phishing technology finds a message or URL to be suspicious. URL detonation sandboxes the URLs in the message at the time of delivery.

Phase 4 - Post-Delivery Protection

The last stage takes place after mail or file delivery, acting on mail that is in various mailboxes and files and links that appear in clients like Microsoft Teams.

Safe Links is Defender for Office 365's time-of-click protection. Every URL in every message is wrapped to point to Microsoft Safe Links servers. When a URL is clicked it's checked against the latest reputation, before the user is redirected to the target site. The URL is asynchronously sandboxed to update its reputation.

Zero-hour auto purge (ZAP) for phishing retroactively detects and neutralizes malicious phishing messages that have already been delivered to Exchange Online mailboxes.

ZAP for malware retroactively detects and neutralizes malicious malware messages that have already been delivered to Exchange Online mailboxes.

ZAP for spam retroactively detects and neutralizes malicious spam messages that have already been delivered to Exchange Online mailboxes.

Campaign Views let administrators see the big picture of an attack, faster and more completely, than any team could without automation. Microsoft leverages the vast amounts of anti-phishing, anti-spam, and anti-malware data across the entire service to help identify campaigns, and then allows admins to investigate them from start to end, including targets, impacts, and flows, that are also available in a downloadable campaign write-up.

The Report Message add-ins enable people to easily report false positives (good email, mistakenly marked as bad ) or false negatives (bad email marked as good ) to Microsoft for further analysis.

Safe Links for Office clients offers the same Safe Links time-of-click protection, natively, inside supported Office apps like Word, PowerPoint, and Excel.

Protection for OneDrive, SharePoint, and Teams offers the same Safe Attachments protection against malicious files, natively, inside of OneDrive, SharePoint, and Microsoft Teams.

When a URL that points to a file is selected post delivery, linked content detonation displays a warning page until the sandboxing of the file is complete, and the URL is found to be safe.

The filtering stack diagram

The final diagram (as with all parts of the diagram composing it) is subject to change as the product grows and develops . Bookmark this page and use the feedback option you'll find at the bottom if you need to ask after updates. For your records, this is the stack with all the phases in order:

Special thanks from MSFTTracyP and the docs writing team to Giulian Garruba for this content .

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