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Thanks Tim, looks like we are very limited. &nbsp;Exchange logging is minimal on 2007 so we may be out of luck.
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Thanks Tim, looks like we are very limited.  Exchange logging is minimal on 2007 so we may be out of luck.

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Hi folks<br />
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Much to my dislike our org is still running Exchange 2007. &nbsp;We recently had an internal &nbsp;breach of data we feel we caused by a permissions issue on a user's calendar. &nbsp;Upon investigation we found the person who obtained this data had been given &quot;reviewer&quot; privileges to this executive's calendar. &nbsp;We have since removed that permission but my bosses are on my case to find out who indeed gave these privileges to this person. &nbsp;I have tried review event logs but came up with nada. &nbsp;Can anything be done?<br />
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thanks!
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Hi folks

Much to my dislike our org is still running Exchange 2007.  We recently had an internal  breach of data we feel we caused by a permissions issue on a user's calendar.  Upon investigation we found the person who obtained this data had been given "reviewer" privileges to this executive's calendar.  We have since removed that permission but my bosses are on my case to find out who indeed gave these privileges to this person.  I have tried review event logs but came up with nada.  Can anything be done?

thanks!

Exchange 2007 Calendar Permission breach

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