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Fragmented access policies are top security concern in multi-cloud environments, with more than 75% of enterprises reporting they do not know where applications are deployed and who has access to them, according to Strata Identity. Cloud security conce… Continue reading Lack of visibility into cloud access policies leaves enterprises flying blind
As cloud infrastructures become increasingly API-driven and dynamically spread across expansive attack surfaces, achieving clarity proves difficult. Compounding this challenge is the integration of DevOps practices, microservices, and container technol… Continue reading Maintaining consistent security in diverse cloud infrastructures
I’m managing primary KMS key on my AWS management account and want that same key to share with my secondary account. Secondary account just needs read access to that key.
From security perspective, is it any better if I create a replica of… Continue reading Sharing replica of KMS key cross-account secure than sharing the primary key itself?
In this episode of First Ring Daily, Brad Sams and Paul Thurrott discuss Bing’s stagnating market share despite Microsoft investing over 10 billion dollars into OpenAI.
The post First Ring Daily: Bing Isn’t Growing, But AI Still Has a Pl… Continue reading First Ring Daily: Bing Isn’t Growing, But AI Still Has a Place
A new analysis unpacks a wide array of malware abusing legitimate internet services and what defenders should do to stop it.
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Azure Data Studio is a database management tool from Microsoft. It offers a modern and user-friendly UI for performing several database operations and building customizable dashboards. In this article, I’ll explain how Azure Data Studio works, how it differs from SQL Server Management Studio, and how you can download and install it on your PC….
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Microsoft is making some minor changes to its cloud licensing policies for specific customers that run Microsoft Office on AWS. This move comes a week after the European Commission opened an antitrust investigation of Microsoft Teams bundling with Office 365/Microsoft 365 subscriptions. In 2019, Microsoft announced new licensing terms that made it more expensive to…
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Microsoft is planning to sunset its Microsoft Managed Desktop service next year. The company has quietly updated its support document to indicate that the service will be deprecated on July 31, 2024. Microsoft Managed Desktop (MMD) is a cloud-based device management service that includes Windows 10/11 Enterprise and Microsoft Office apps. It provides a simplified…
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Mitiga researchers have documented a new post-exploitation technique attackers can use to gain persistent remote access to AWS Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) instances (virtual servers), as well as to non-EC2 machines (e.g., on-premises enterprise servers… Continue reading Attackers can turn AWS SSM agents into remote access trojans
Encrypted email server / provider, deleted email is in trash, email gets deleted out of trash folder more then 60 days ago, can it be recovered? legal of course but do not want family to see