It's way too easy to make mistakes in #entra#azuread Conditional Access. Over time, gaps happen. In this blog, I tackle five mistakes I see time and time again, and how you can start designing Conditional Access policies in a way that avoids them.
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C'est le printemps! #PensezCybersécurité et commencez votre cyberménage du printemps en faisant un SCRUB de vos appareils. 🧼
Découvrez comment faire : https://t.co/kVhY9HWe6b
The AD tier model for security was simple (on the surface...) but now legacy, because it only covered on-prem!
Are you ready for the new and more complex "enterprise access model"? 🤯
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I'm very pleased to announce the December 2020 update to my #Microsoft365 licensing diagrams is now on GitHub. This is a large update to the previous diagrams so please read the Change Log for further details. Future updates will be smaller & more regular.
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Key details on the new Bill C-11:
✅Creates a new Consumer Privacy Protection Act (CPPA), removes the electronic documents part of PIPEDA to a standalone act
✅new Personal Information and Data Protection Tribunal to administer penalties and review privacy commissioner orders /1
We're announcing the 2020 Microsoft Digital Defense Report. Get insights into the threat intelligence landscape and guidance from our experts, practitioners, and defenders. https://t.co/s5le8yfQSD ⬇️
Look at this slice of awesome. The new Wireshark version in dev (3.3.0) has a packet diagram view.
A fantastic teaching and learning tool! When released, I'll be making pretty extensive use of this in my classes! Great job @geraldcombs and @WiresharkNews team.
DERNIÈRE HEURE : @BillBlair annonce une enquête publique complète sur la tuerie de #Portapique. « Nous avons entendu les demandes des familles, des survivants, des représentants et des députés de la Nouvelle-Écosse pour plus de transparence », écrit-il dans sa déclaration. #icine
@alexjbutcher Antivirus logs are often neglected. In about 80% of the incident response cases that I've been involved in, the AV logs contained entries that indicated the compromise weeks/months ago.
Cred dumpers, webshells, ...
They had the status "successfully removed" and so, no one cared