A crisis eliminates all the reasons why we couldn’t do something before. The pandemic taught us that many people can be productive and work from home for extended periods. The HAFNIUM Exchange Server attack taught us that unpatched and unmaintained Exchange on-premises servers are vulnerable to attack and that it might be a better idea to leave that work to Microsoft by moving email to Exchange Online.
Attackers are attempting to exploit the four critical security flaws in Exchange Servers 2010, 2013, 2016, and 2019 to gain a foothold in your environment. This is the wake-up call for many organizations to move email from on-premises Exchange to Exchange Online (EXO). Over 5.5 billion mailboxes are supported in EXO – will yours be too?
Join our panelists of Microsoft MVPs and Metalogix and Binary Tree Quest experts to discuss:
- A review of the Exchange Server exploits
- The differences between Exchange on-premises and Exchange Online
- The benefits of mail in Exchange Online over on-premises
- Why you would not move to Exchange Online
- How to make the move to Exchange Online
- How to manage and secure your new environment
You’ll hear from longtime Microsoft MVP and Microsoft 365 expert, Tony Redmond, Microsoft MVP and former CTO of Quadrotech (now part of Quest), Paul Robichaux, Metalogix (now part of Quest) Exchange to Exchange Online migration expert Malte Schoch, and Binary Tree (now part of Quest) migration expert Richard Dean.
Speakers
Tony Redmond, Microsoft MVP for Office Apps & Services, Founder Redmond & Associates
Tony Redmond runs his own consulting company and is the lead author for the Office 365 for IT Pros eBook (office365itpros.com). He also writes for Practical365.com, covering the entire Microsoft 365 ecosystem. Tony is a frequent speaker at conferences and blends a mixture of executive and technology insight about the topics he covers.
Paul Robichaux, Microsoft Office Apps & Services MVP, Sr. Director of Product Management, Quest Software
Paul Robichaux, an Office Apps and Services MVP since 2002, leads product development for the Microsoft Platform Management group at Quest, the world leader in Office 365 migration, automation, reporting, and security products. Paul's unique background includes stints writing Space Shuttle payload software in FORTRAN, developing cryptographic software for the US National Security Agency, helping giant companies deploy Office 365 to their worldwide users, and writing about and presenting on Microsoft's software and server products.
Malte Schoch, Senior Product Manager, Metalogix by Quest Software
Malte Schoch is a Senior Product Manager being responsible for the Exchange Migration products at Quest. He is an expert in mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures, and since 2008, he has worked with many organizations to manage and migrate their Microsoft Exchange and Active Directory environments.
Richard Dean, Technical Product Manager, Binary Tree by Quest Software
Richard Dean is an experienced solutions and product architect with a background in Microsoft Cloud & Hybrid technologies. As a Technical Product Manager for Quest, he focuses on challenges and solutions related to Tenant-to-Tenant mergers, acquisitions, and divestitures. Through his time at Binary Tree (now a part of Quest), Richard helped hundreds of SMBs and Large Enterprises, consolidate and migrate to reduce their IT infrastructure overhead by up to 50%.