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I am pleased to announce the availability of WPO365 version 45.1, a maintenance and security-focused release that further strengthens the platform’s authentication, mail integration, and Media Library Protection capabilities. Important Update Notice if you enabled Require login for the Media Folder Stronger Security Across Multiple
WPO365 45.0 Security Update is now available and is one of the most important security releases to date. This release addresses multiple security vulnerabilities, strengthens how WPO365 interacts with Microsoft Graph, removes several legacy and less secure configuration options, and introduces additional safeguards designed to
Version 44.0 will be available today and it contains a ton of new features and improved functionality, plus it fixes a fair number of bugs. Let me introduce two new features that I personally really like: Copilot Rewrite and Hide WP Login. With Copilot Rewrite
With the latest release 43.0, we have introduced an important security improvement to how the WPO365 plugin evaluates pages that are exempt from authentication. This change resolves two vulnerabilities that could otherwise allow attackers to bypass Intranet mode. This article explains what the issue was,
With the release of version 42.0 on May 19th, we introduced an important change to how the plugin initiates Microsoft Single Sign-On (SSO). While this update improves both reliability and security, it has also led to login issues for some customers – most commonly caused
With the release of WPO365 | LOGIN 42.0, you get a simplified Microsoft Single Sign-On experience, which has been further streamlined and made more consistent across your WordPress site. A Unified SSO Entry Point To improve reliability and simplify configuration, all authentication requests are now
WPO365 plugins for WordPress are your Swiss made army knife when you want to integrate Microsoft in WordPress. This video will give you an overview of its most powerful features.
200+ support pages, configuration guides, and videos are available to help you get started with your WordPress + Microsoft integration project.

Start with https://docs.wpo365.com/ to find clear guidance on plugin settings, configuration options, and (some) advanced scenarios (gradually being moved to the tutorials site).

Visit https://tutorials.wpo365.com/ for video walkthroughs and structured, multi-step tutorials that guide you through real-world scenarios from start to finish.
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