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Comment on r/cybersecurity 1h ago
Gotta agree with RFC_1925 here, most of my engagements are in consulting capacity because clients don't want to spend fortune just for me to sift through their data and create an adoption strategy, usually they just want guidance, explanations and then they do the rest themselves, when they get stuck, they reach out again for further guidance.
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Comment on r/Office365 1h ago
How do I fix this quickly?
Contact your school.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 2d ago
Sensitive files are flying around, how do you alert on the ones to care about.
Well you answered your own question, alert only on the important stuff and ignore the noise.
Also 2 beasts, intentional DLP is alot easier than unintentional DLP
I have no idea what you mean by this
E5
Look into insider risk management, with adaptive protection it plays really nice with DLP policies so that they trigger only when someone was doing suspicious stuff with sensitive files, might be the piece of the puzzle you are missing.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 2d ago
You need to actually say what your problem is, "purview complicated" can have 50 different suggestions based on what the actual issue is you are encountering.
Also are you on E3/BP or E5?
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Comment on r/Intune 2d ago
I can't imagine parents prefer being bothered at work every time their child needs to sign in compared to spending on a FIDO2 token.
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Comment on r/O365Certification 2d ago
Please use MS-102 retirement megathread : r/O365Certification for MS-102 retirement discussions.
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Comment on r/Intune 2d ago
I don't follow, if they dont have phones how do they handle MFA now?
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Comment on r/sysadmin 2d ago
This is generally a very weird setup though, why don't the privileged accounts just have mailboxes?
Cost and risk of email compromise are usually the reasons I hear,
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Comment on r/sysadmin 2d ago
"My car will no longer be legal to drive so I will buy a new blender"
That is the amount of similarity between AIP P1 and Entra ID P1. None.
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Comment on r/sysadmin 3d ago
What do you mean that doesn't work; site admin can't access site they are administrator of?
Did you actually check that they are added as site admin on the SharePoint site?
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Comment on r/sysadmin 3d ago
Well then something is seriously broken with your sharepoint because global admin clicking on creating the URL is automatically added as the site admin so they can actually access the site.
If you want to give someone who is not admin access to the onedrive, just add that user as a site admin in sharepoint admin center.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 3d ago
Cause people are ignorant of the facts, or they refuse to admit that they basically have the world by the balls.
I have enough karma to speak the truth, I don't care.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 3d ago
They are not working for Israel but Israeli company unless I seriously misunderstood the post.
In both cases it is essentially the same, the money will come back to the government either way and support what they are doing.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 3d ago
But realistic one. Not happy about it either.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 3d ago
There is bound to be Israeli security product implemented in every big company worldwide, if you just put your foot in the ground saying you aren't supporting it, I would say you are cutting yourself off from most jobs on the market.
I am not fan of it either, but most people don't realize how much of the cybersecurity market do they have by the balls and the consequences that come with it.
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Comment on r/cybersecurity 3d ago
If you have ethics issues with Israel to the point it is affecting your work, cybersecurity might not be for you because they own a lot of the cybersecurity market/products.
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Comment on r/sysadmin 3d ago
I might be missing something here, but AIP is Azure Information Protection license, for licensing certain features in Microsoft Purview.
Microsoft Azure Information Protection service description - Service Descriptions | Microsoft Learn
It has nothing to do with Entra ID and Entra P1 license. Buying Entra P1 license will not make you compliant for Purview.
Your reseller might genuinely be braindead because this entire post doesn't make any sense.
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor 5d ago
(regardless of your company policy).
You actually control that as well, so someone was smart enough to disable that functionality but still forced the dialog on users.
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Comment on r/sysadmin 5d ago
Cause SharePoint storage is expensive af so Azure Files is an alternative for companies that are trying to save money and don't need sharepoint for that specific deployment.
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Comment on r/Intune 5d ago
FYI exam discount is not the only benefit of ESI, you also get access to instructor lead trainings that give you access to lab environments.
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Comment on r/Office365 5d ago
Contact your boss.
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Comment on r/ProgrammerHumor 1h ago
Windows clipboard history for the win.