So what's new? Well, obviously there's the strikingly good looking UI. But, beyond that, here's a few other new features we think you'll enjoy:

• Added reporting for all your Office 365 users, groups and contacts
• Added the ability to save reports and views in XLSX format
• Added the ability to backup, transfer and restore scheduled tasks

Some users have reported issues when using ADHQ to communicate with Office 365. These issues are caused by a change Microsoft has made to require TLS 1.2 for connections to 365. Continue reading to learn more about this issue and to discover an easy workaround to make sure ADHQ continues to work in your environment.

The final beta version of ADHQ 9 before general release is now available. Continue reading to see what's new in this version, as well as an important note for customers using the 365 features of ADHQ 8.

ADHQ 9 is right around the corner. The team has been hard at work fixing bugs and fulfilling long-standing enhancement requests, and it's high time to show off the results!

Like always, the beta cycle is your opportunity to shape the future of ADHQ. If you've got an idea for something you've already wanted to be able to do, even if you think it's a pipe dream, let us know. We love making the tool better for our customers, and you never know whether others might find your idea useful too!

Today, Javelina is proud to announce the next version of ADsecurity, a specialized tool for documenting and repairing issues with your network security. ADsecurity 8 is absolutely loaded with new reports, containing over 5 times as many reports as previous versions of the program. New reports include the ability to report on Exchange 2016 mailbox permissions, and to locate specific permissions like Delete, Full Control, or Reset Password anywhere they appear across your network. Especially noteworthy are the reports in a new folder called Alerts, which have been purposefully crafted to help you identify areas of your network with common security flaws, like: