- Defender XDR + Intune Continuing Education
- Attack Surface Reduction = Zero Day Protection
- What is Defender Anti-Virus Troubleshooting mode?
- Announcing our Microsoft 365 Newsletter
- Peer groups and learning groups for 2024
- Conclusions from reading threat analyst reports
- Ransomware prevention, not defense
- How to manage Office updates with Microsoft 365
- Protect accounting firms from spreading malware via uploaded tax documents
- Avoid PlugX malware
- Disrupting Qakbot
- Blocking Fileless malware
- Where should you configure ASR rules?
- Endpoint Manager: How to disable Autoplay for all drives
- Configure Non-destructive PIN set for Windows
- EndPoint Mgt Concepts: Apply to the user or to the device?
- Getting into the right mind set for MDM, MEM and MAM
- Using user agent string to block USA based attacks
- Block Untrusted Devices from Downloading Data
- Course: Endpoint Manager
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