@UK_Daniel_Card I think the Dutch government motivates the same items https://t.co/5iZRo0Wfqk as ai notice I passed all the checks already. https://t.co/GY2qOGpmyX also checks dane/dnssec
@gcaughey that fits my ps module for msix (aimed for testing/fixing msix installers based on existing win32 installers). https://t.co/yQIAsPPbvM or install-module msix
@NickInformation that looks interesting. I’ve just updated my msix ps module as well. still need to quite a bit but I like my win11 sandbox integration. install-module msix
@IAMERICAbooted the interesting part is, a gdap relationship can have privileged admin that never expires but not global admin (than it needs to expire)
@UK_Daniel_Card its odd the industry doesnt adopt msix more. some of the pros: * update while in use. *download only changes not entire package, *ready for app isolation, *support app attach. etc
@EricaZelic it has potential but configuration issues are all too common with pp. I’ve seen many customers accidentally creating bypass issues and misunderstanding their entire mail flow. Exchange does risk management a bit better
@UK_Daniel_Card the amount of issues found in proofpoint configs that are often reviewed by proofpoint support has been mindblowing. while the product might be fine, the quality of the generic implementations is far below common quality standards in the industry
@JasonSandys@AxelGauliard@IntuneSuppTeam@JasonSandys that documentation is pretty scary. basically says to manually remove the policy which in case of signed policies would brick a device. better to keverage dgss to sign a new policy to has defined trusted signing as allowed. speaking of which seems dgss doesnt work