After having a slow period on my blog the last couple of months I decided to blog about this particular subject after I’ve been reading a lot of posts on this subject and have been working in multiple projects on the same topic for some time, namely multi-cloud strategies. Most enterprise companies have (also based […]
Multi-cloud an achievable goal? Read More »
For a planned future blog post, I wanted to do some research to discuss security around websites, domains, and email security. Since I started working with NetScaler a while back I did work a lot on improving security on public-facing websites and implementing a lot of new security measures. Now lately I’ve used this skill
Community Research on Web Services and Security Read More »
Sounds like a sleazy topic, but it is true! I’ve been thinking for a time now that it is again time to challenge myself, and the last time I did that was when I wrote a book. Having all the deadlines, doing research and validation and of course have a clear image of where you want
New book in the making – Building the Modern Workspace on Microsoft Azure Read More »
This is an updated article on the old one which is referenced here. https://msandbu.org/office365-and-rds-done-right-with-citrix-and-fslogix/ A lot has changed since I first wrote this article back in 2015 and updates it in 2016 and therefore I decided to rewrite the article to make it a bit clearer and give a bit more advice into each section. The
Guide to Deploying Office 365 in RDSH and VDI Enviroment Read More »
A week ago Microsoft announced their new service offering called Microsoft Managed Desktop, which is essentially a service where Microsoft will manage your endpoints trough a lifecycle management together with an OEM vendors (Currently only Microsoft based devices) So think about all the products in EMS E5, such as Intune, Azure AD, Autopilot, Windows Defender
Microsoft Managed Desktops – What is it and where do partners fit in ? Read More »
One of the other big announcements at Microsoft Ignite was the Azure Windows Virtual Desktop, which essentially seems to me as a DaaS (Desktop as a Service) offering on top of Microsoft Azure. So what is it actually and how does it compare to the older service that they had which was Azure Remote App.
Windows Virtual Desktop – What is it actually and limitations Read More »
Now we can finally sign in passwordless from our phone to Azure Active Directory! This means that when we try to authenticate to Microsoft Azure we get this, where we just need to push the same number on our authenicator app on our phone. Now in order to set this up, we just need to
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The Security Graph API was released into GA yesterday at Microsoft Ignite, and is a subset of the Graph API which is collecting information from many different security products in the Microsoft Cloud (and now part of EMS package) Now if you are unfamliar with the Graph API you can take a closer look at what
Security Graph API and getting alerts Read More »
After a pretty packed keynote, all the information from Microsoft started flowing out and we got bombarded with information about all the big announcements. So this is a summary of all the announcements so far. You can also get a compressed PDF file from Microsoft containing all the new announcements –> https://news.microsoft.com/uploads/prod/sites/507/2018/09/IGNITEBOOKOFNEWS-5ba8f830261da.pdf Some news was released
Announcements from Microsoft Ignite 2018 Read More »
Looking back at VMworld 2018, it is interesting to see which route that VMware is moving towards. The last years VMware has been focusing a lot on the software-defined data center and the partnership with Amazon on delivering VMware on AWS, with the recent announcements from VMware you can see that they want to move
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