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Conditional Access Policies That Hold Up
Your Conditional Access policies have holes between them. Here's how to find them, close them, and prove they're closed. Here's the thing about Conditional…
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Zero Trust Is Not a Product
Most people can recite the three principles of Zero Trust. Far fewer can tell you how the standard actually defines it. That’s how we…
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SC-500 vs AZ-500: What Microsoft’s New Cloud and AI Security Certification Means for Your Career
If you’re studying for Microsoft security certifications, there’s one fact you need to understand immediately: AZ-500 is gone, and the replacement is not simply…
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Daily writing promptWhat's the best advice you'd give to someone younger than you?View all responses Things can seem like they're taking too long to…
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Power Tools for the System Admin
Microsoft has really changed the way we do business with some of the services available in Azure. I am in the Azure platform more…
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Deploying Azure Files
Now that we have gone through the due diligence and planned out our Azure files deployment, we can get started on the deployment phase.…
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The Magic of Kubernetes
Kubernetes or k8s is one of those things we always hear about but does not always come into our daily work. In theory, it…
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Utilizing features in Defender for Office 365
In today's world, email-based attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated and widespread, posing a serious threat to organizations of all sizes. From phishing scams to…
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Planning for Azure files
Azure files can be a great idea but can also cause a lot of problems if you implement them before you are ready. As…
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Azure Network Security Explained!
Once we start running workloads in Azure, there will always be the question of security. Azure provides methods for the customer to manage security…
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