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Introduction I’ve written about Windows Hello for Business before along with the promises and confusion it brings. To Microsoft’s credit they’ve been maturing and improving incrementally, adding fe...
There still seems to be a lot of confusion around what is multi factor, multi step, or what constitutes good authentication in the first place. Background The definitive guide for digital identity ...
Microsoft has an irritating habit of naming products in confusing ways. Skype vs. Skype for Business; Forefront products became Defender products; Zune became… They’ve been doing this forever They...
Ok, Hear Me Out. I’m not advocating obscurity or complexity should ever be used as a sole method for securing data. AWS buckets with long random-named files can still be fuzzed and found, running ...
As a security director with a large professional services firm, we get a lot of requests from clients to fill-out The Spreadsheets. You know the ones, the insane multi-tab macro-enabled monstrositi...
Using things the wrong way As a professional services firm, every hour of downtime for a user costs money, so anything IT can do to reduce user disruption means (potentially) more billable hours fo...
For my first trick I decided to abandon anything related to blogging and try something new, both as a learning exercise and an excuse to get a fancy iPad Pro and keyboard. IOS is a bit of a myster...
This is a pretty old post but some might find it useful! I really like Request Tracker from bestpractical, it’s the only request/ticketing system that fits the way I work (everything is in email!)...