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Endpoint & Security, The Curse of the Were-Applocker

Posted on: August 31, 2021December 1, 2024Endpoint Security Series , Intune , Privileged Access Workstation

This blog will be all about the Endpoint Security series blogs I have written until now and why. If you haven’t read my blogs about it please do! 1.Why? Some […]

This is Network Protection: The sort of Sequel to Exploit Protection

Posted on: July 29, 2021September 25, 2024Endpoint Security Series , Microsoft Defender , Privileged Access Workstation

This blog is the eighth part of the Endpoint Security series and will be about Windows Defender Exploit Guard Network Protection WDEG-NP. 1.Information about Network protection Microsoft Defender Exploit Guard […]

A Walk Among the Credential Guards

Posted on: July 19, 2021September 24, 2024Privileged Access Workstation , Endpoint Security Series , Microsoft Defender , Windows 10

This blog is the ninth part of the Endpoint security series. It will discuss implementing Credential Guard and provide some insights. While writing the blog, I added some more important stuff. 1. Credential Guard and […]

Under the hoods of Device Control.

Posted on: July 6, 2021July 30, 2024Endpoint Security Series , Intune , Microsoft 365 Business , Privileged Access Workstation

I guess it’s time for the sixth part of the Endpoint Security Series. This time, I will walk you through Microsoft Defender Device Control, how to configure it in Intune, […]

The Exploit Protection Between us

Posted on: June 22, 2021August 13, 2024Endpoint Security Series , Microsoft Defender

This blog is the fifth part of the Endpoint Security Series and will be about Microsoft Defender Exploit Protection. Just like always, I need to divide this blog into multiple […]

Microsoft Defender Application Guard

Posted on: June 17, 2021October 20, 2024Endpoint Security Series , Intune , Privileged Access Workstation
Microsoft Defender Application Guard

This blog is the fourth part of the Endpoint Security Series, and today, we’re diving into Microsoft Defender Application Guard (MDAG). A security feature so good, it’s had more names […]

Married with Controlled Folder Access(CFA)

Posted on: June 15, 2021July 27, 2024Microsoft Defender , Endpoint Security Series

This blog is the second part of the Endpoint Security series. This part will be about enabling and configuring Microsoft/Windows Defender controlled folder access (CFA) in Intune. I guess this […]

Thank you for Application Guard for Office apps.

Posted on: September 1, 2020April 3, 2022Privileged Access Workstation , Endpoint Security Series , Powershell

This blog is the first part of the Endpoint Security Series. In this blog, I will show you, how to start deploying Microsoft Defender Application Guard for Office apps. Also, […]

The Windows Defender Firewall rises

Posted on: July 22, 2020August 29, 2024Intune , Endpoint Security Series , Privileged Access Workstation , Windows 10
The Windows Defender Firewall rises

This blog is the seventh part of the Endpoint Security Series. In it, I’ll explain how to deploy your Windows Defender firewall baseline policy rules into Intune. 1. Some Background […]

The Magnificent ASR Rules

Posted on: July 15, 2020November 12, 2024Privileged Access Workstation , Endpoint Security Series , Powershell

This blog is the third part of the Endpoint Security Series. It will be about the Attack Surface Reduction In this third post of the series, let’s tackle Attack Surface […]

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