Last week I got contacted by a customer who was a bit stressed because someone had tampered with their environment in Azure, and they had no idea who it was and what they have been doing. Before I begin going through the details, it should be noted that in this environment I had little monitoring […]
The curious case of Azure Managed Identity and a compromised virtual machine Read More »
When migrating from Active Directory to Azure Active Directory you move an essentially from a tree based structure where you might have multiple domains, forest and a large OU structure to more a flat tenant structure within Azure Active Directory. This means that a lot of the management capabilities needs to change on how you
Azure Administrative Units and MyStaff for delegated management Read More »
Lately there have been more and more ransomware attacks, where companies are faced with their systems and data becoming encrypted, and forcing them to pay a ransom to get access back to their data. A couple of weeks ago I started to subscribe to https://shadowintelligence.io/ feed just to see how many companies that are getting affected
Protection against Ransomware Attacks, Credential Stuffing and Password Spray Attacks Read More »
As I have highlighted in earlier articles which I have written –> https://searchvirtualdesktop.techtarget.com/tip/Whats-missing-in-Windows-Virtual-Desktop-management and what I presented a bit about in the MYCUGC webinar –> https://www.slideshare.net/mariussandbu/state-of-the-euc-2020-whats-new-in-enduser-computing Windows Virtual Desktop is missing some main features from its ecosystem, now since that post was written a couple of months ago a lot has happened. With most products that Microsoft creates
Windows Virtual Desktop ecosystem Read More »
So I decided to write this blogpost based upon that I’ve been working with a couple of clients which have had some difficult times after ransomware attacks. We have also seen an uprising when it comes to Ransomware attacks. There are some different attack vectors that are used to the “patient zero” but this is
Protecting your enterprise against Ransomware with Zero Trust Architecture 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 »
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
Setting up Passwordless phone sign-in with Azure AD Read More »
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 »
A While back I blogged about setting up Citrix FAS and using NetScaler as a SAML iDP, which you can find here –> http://msandbu.org/setting-up-saml-authetication-for-netscaler-and-storefront-with-sso/ now I wanted to extend upon that and show how you can use Windows 10 Azure AD Join together with Citrix FAS and SAML to provide a full SSO option from
Setting up Citrix SSO with Windows 10 and Azure AD Join Read More »
So far for those that have been part of the windows insider preview, most have been caught up with the GUI, which of course is an important aspect on how user friendly the operating system has become. And some have been speculating on what Microsoft actually are doing since the GUI has been coming along
What’s actually new in Windows 10 Read More »
