At our last Windows Management User Group Netherlands meeting, we had the honor to have Sami Laiho, one of the world’s leading professionals in the Windows OS and Security flying over to the Netherlands and present for our user group. In his presentation titled: “Securing Windows in 2020 and forward”, Sami made us aware that…
Month: February 2020
Stopping automatic email forwarding in your Exchange Online environment in a controlled way
Working as a modern workplace consultant also means that sometimes you have to go deep into Exchange Online options in order to make sure that (sensitive) data of your customer doesn’t leave the organization without the proper security measurements taken. In the Microsoft documentation titled: “Best practices for configuring EOP and Office 365 ATP“, the…
Challenges while managing administrative privileges on your Azure AD joined Windows 10 devices
By default, on Windows 10 devices which are Azure AD joined, the user performing the join is added to the Local Administrator group. Besides the user and the local administrator (which is disabled by default), two other SIDs are added without any friendly name which explain who they are. So where are those SIDs coming…
Did you already modify your Azure AD consent defaults settings? Here is why you should
As you may know, it’s possible for your users to sign-in to SaaS based applications using their Azure AD account. By doing this, a Single Sign On (SSO) experience is created for the user. Before this SSO for an SaaS based application is possible though, the user needs to accept (a) permission request(s) from the…