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From a business standpoint, how would you express the need for a vulnerability research team?
In the end, would it be infeasible from a business standpoint unless said business chalked it up as a marketing cost (to promote o… Continue reading How to justify a Vulnerability Research function at a company
From a business standpoint, how would you express the need for a vulnerability research team?
In the end, would it be infeasible from a business standpoint unless said business chalked it up as a marketing cost (to promote o… Continue reading How to justify a Vulnerability Research function at a company
Microsoft offers Office 365 administrators the opportunity to measure the security of their tenant against standard benchmarks set by Microsoft. Despite some glitches, the Secure Score service is a worthwhile and useful tool.
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The advent of the New Year is a catalyst for change. One change that’s been coming for a while is the “new” Office 365 Admin Center. Now it’s time for the “old” to be swapped out and the “new” to be used everywhere. The change is good. At least, I think it is.
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I have an interview middle of next month for a position as network admin.
As I understand things, clients are running Windows but some servers may be running Linux.
What is the minimum I need to know (concepts, how to do th… Continue reading Objectively speaking, what is the minimum to know in network security to prepare for an interview as network admin? [on hold]
If I change the XFINITY router login from the default password to a new password, will it alert the primary account holder that a change has been made? This is not the account that’s used to access email, the bill, and TV onl… Continue reading Changing credentials on an XFINITY router without alerts [on hold]
If the admin is a super user, nothing can prevent them from installing anything on my host, including keystroke logger. Are there any security mechanisms that can protect my account against that?
In my company (And many others around the world) there is a wide usage by tech teams of tools such as ipscanners, psexec, pskill and other tools.
How do you deal or control the usage of such tools in your environment?
It’s … Continue reading How to deal with administration tools such as ipscanners and PSTools?
Admins are losing some of their control over Windows 10 with the release of the Anniversary Update this week.
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Here is a summary of the updates Microsoft shipped for Office 365 administrators in June.
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