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Microsoft 365 & Active Directory Hard Matching
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The content addresses the complexity of managing user identities across cloud and on-premises systems. It introduces the concept of “Hard Matching,” likening it to Jedi mind tricks and starship syncing. The process involves unifying cloud and on-premises identities using a script and emphasizes the benefits of moving to a full cloud setup. Additional resources and…
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Setting Corporate Wallpapers and Lockscreens via Intune: A Complete Guide
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If you’ve landed here, chances are you’ve been frantically searching Google, frustrated by Intune’s inability to define lockscreen and wallpaper […]
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Securing Email Delivery with DKIM for Microsoft 365
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In today’s business environment, securing email delivery is essential. Email remains the primary form of communication for most businesses, and […]
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Deploying .NET Framework 3.5 via Intune
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It happens to us all. You’ve got a nicely configured Intune setup, your applications are packaged and ready to go, […]
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DKIM and DMARC: Your Email Security Dream Team
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Let’s explore the world of email authentication with DKIM and DMARC, two indispensable tools for protecting your email domain. These […]
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Importing Administrative Templates for Intune
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Microsoft is always increasing the capabilities of Intune, and a great step forward has been the introduction of ADMX file […]
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Automating Free SSL Encryption with Let’s Encrypt and the ACME Protocol
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SSL encryption doesn’t have to be expensive, time-consuming, or both! In fact, it can be completely free and automated with […]
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How CAA Records Protect Your SSL/TLS Certificates
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A useful part of Domain Management & SSL Security, is ensuring only trusted certificate authorities (CAs) can issue SSL/TLS certificates […]
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Why Inactive Computers Pose Security Risks
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Security is a crucial element of any infrastructure, and while it may feel like a grind, it’s essential to embrace […]
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How to Secure Inbound Emails with MTA-STS: Protect Your Mail Server from Man-in-the-Middle Attacks
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Emails traveling across the internet typically use secure connections, known as Transport Layer Security (TLS). However, vulnerabilities still exist with […]
