Can't use Mac Keychain to log into any Office Apps

Hallo Gideon,



Du kannst auch den Keychain
Kennwort für deinen MAC ändern oder einen neuen MAC Profil erstellen.




Mit freundlichen Grüßen,

Galin Karlov

Microsoft Office 365 Support Engineer

Why can't Microsoft push out another update to correct this issue. All MS Office Apps will not open or create and save any docs in Excel, Word or Powerpoint. When is the next update coming with a fix so we don't have to spend all the time and effort to correct the error MS created with the update by uninstalling and reinstalling.
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Hallo Anna, Danke!

Das Problem ist aber, ich habe hier kein "security and info" und auch kein "andere Methode verwenden", wie sie in dem Beitrag I can't log back into my microsoft authenticator app. - Microsoft Q&A oder in den Hilfeseiten von Microsoft genannt wird



ich komme so leider gar nicht weiter. Habe Sie noch einen Tipp?

Hi,

I am an independent advisor, and I am trying to help other users in the community with my experience with Microsoft products.

In this situation, I suggest that you use an admin account to log into Exchange Admin Center, and then click Protection> Action center to check if your account is blocked.

Here is an article for your reference:

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office365/secu...

Note: This needs to be completed by a global admin in your Office 365 organizations. Please let your admins do this if you aren’t one.

Do let me know if you have any more question or require further help.

Thanks and regards

Avinash,

Hello Ms. M, thanks for coming into forums. I'm also a user like you and I'll be more than happy to help you to the best of my knowledge.

Yes, you can check which policy was applied to a user in Microsoft Defender for Cloud Apps by reviewing the audit logs.

To access the audit logs, follow these steps:

-Go to the Microsoft 365 security center.
-Click on the "Threat management" section, and then click on "Audit log search".
-In the "Audit log search" page, you can select "Cloud App Security" as the source and then specify the date range and user account to search for events related to Defender for Cloud Apps.
-Once the events are displayed, you can look for events related to "File upload blocked" or "Policy applied". These events will include information on which policy was triggered and applied.

You can also filter the events by policy name to quickly find the specific policy that was triggered.

Hope this info helps. Feel free to let us know.

Warm Regards,
Myk