Security

Creating an Endpoint Protection Alert using PowerShell

July 6, 2020

MEMCM, SCCM, Security, System Center 2012 Configuration Manager

MEMCM does not provide a built-in method for alerting administrators when a remediation action fails for Endpoint Protection. When remediation fails, the device is still considered infected, and may require…

Did you know: Effective June 1, 2020, Microsoft will automatically enable Microsoft Threat Protection features

May 3, 2020

Matt Tinney

Security

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Did you know: Effective June 1, 2020, Microsoft will automatically enable Microsoft Threat Protection features when eligible customers visit Microsoft 365 security center. This change will apply to customers with…

Enable Microsoft Cloud App Security and Connect to O365

March 21, 2020

update

Cloud Security, Microsoft Cloud App Security, Security

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Microsoft Cloud App Security (MCAS) is a cloud security tool that, among many other things, can scan your cloud storage for protected data (such as PII, PCI, HIPAA, etc.). This…

Enroll Windows 10 into Defender ATP Using ConfigMgr

February 26, 2020

update

Defender ATP, SCCM, SCCM 2012, Security, System Center 2012 Configuration Manager, Threat Protection, Windows 10

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This post is part of an ongoing series about enabling Defender ATP on different devices. This post will focus on enabling Defender ATP on Windows 10 using ConfigMgr. It’s a…

Enable Azure ATP

January 31, 2020

update

Azure, Security, Threat Protection

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Azure ATP is a cloud-based service that monitors your on-prem Active Directory domain controllers for signs of an intruder and compromised accounts. It can alert on possible pass-the-hash style attacks…

Encryption Changes to Office 365 are Here!

February 28, 2019

David Frey

Cloud Security, Encryption, Office 365, Security

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Background In December Microsoft announced changes to the types of encryption supported for accessing Office 365 services. The original announcement is attached below. Those changes begin today, Thursday, February 28…

DIY SecOps for the Morbidly Curious

February 19, 2019

Mike Baker

Security

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We all love our security solutions. We love our malware scanners and spam filters. We love the folks in the SecOps department that keep the baddies out of our hair…

Ransomware Aware?: Lower the Risk with A-B-C

March 30, 2018

Mike Baker

Security, Threat Protection

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Remember the alphabet? It was huge back in the day. The merchandising was crazy. Everything had some alphabet back then. There was soup and breakfast cereal and don’t even get…

MS Teams & SharePoint Online: Some Disintegrations! Part 3

January 30, 2018

Mike Baker

Microsoft Teams, Office 365, PowerShell, Security, SharePoint, SharePoint Online

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In Part 1 and Part 2 we covered frustration due to poor design and application [dis]integration. Now let’s get to the real juicy part: Exploitability! But first, some disclaimers. Disclaimer…

Cryptocurrency & Blockchain: Ether Said than Done

January 16, 2018

Mike Baker

Security

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Since I realized I had an entire blog post’s worth of somewhat coherent sentences in my Sent Items, I figured I may as well share since it was already done…

Security

Creating an Endpoint Protection Alert using PowerShell

Did you know: Effective June 1, 2020, Microsoft will automatically enable Microsoft Threat Protection features

Enable Microsoft Cloud App Security and Connect to O365

Enroll Windows 10 into Defender ATP Using ConfigMgr

Enable Azure ATP

Encryption Changes to Office 365 are Here!

DIY SecOps for the Morbidly Curious

Ransomware Aware?: Lower the Risk with A-B-C

MS Teams & SharePoint Online: Some Disintegrations! Part 3

Cryptocurrency & Blockchain: Ether Said than Done

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