Here’s the technical specification for a chocolate cake that’s popular in scandinavia. There’s no raising agent such as baking powder so, while it gets crispy on the outside, it stays gooey and sticky in the middle. It’s very quick to make and so tasty!
Here’s the technical specification for a tasty loaf of bread. A restaurant near me serves and sells this bread. It’s very quick to make and so tasty! The kefir/buttermilk is slightly acidic; this reacts with the bicarbonate of soda to release carbon dioxide which expands in the mixture to make the bread rise.
Hashicorp Terraform is a tool for managing infrastructure as code. You describe the desired state in versioned text files and the Terraform tool will drag your infrastructure into that state. Sometimes it feels like creating the code takes longer than just using the admin GUI to get something done. Sometimes it’s MUCH faster… This post describes adding 300 address ranges to a network security rule in just one line. How to create a terraform list from a text file.
Face recognition on Apple iPhones has long been a trusted and secure way to sign-in to business apps on corporate phones. With the right camera hardware, it’s been available in Windows too for quite a while. This post describes deploying Windows Hello for Business (WHfB) in a Hybrid AD Joined environment.
The Microsoft Volume Licensing Portal doesn’t seem to be available if you’re licenced via Cloud Solution Provider (CSP) program? I’m helping someone setup Microsoft Deployment Toolkit and couldn’t get a Windows 10 Enterprise edition ISO. Fortunately there’s another way…
Hey defenders! Hackers and pentesters hate it when you disable the old NetBIOS network service. They love to respond to NetBIOS requests from PCs on your company LAN so they can impersonate your servers and steal some credentials. Here’s how to disable the old NetBIOS service so as not to give hackers and pentesters an easy ride.
You found this page because you’re looking for SCCM CMTrace to work with log files? Hope this post helps you.
Was your SaaS software configured securely when it was deployed? Is it still configured securely now?
This article discusses the risk to your data of misconfigured/unhardened SaaS software and the emerging products to automate security checking of SaaS.
“M365 landscape by By Aaron Dinnage”)
From the excellent feature licensing chart by Aaron Dinnage, you can see the Microsoft 365 suite has so many productivity and security components. It’s difficult to know where to start. I’d like to suggest a roadmap for implementing M365 features and getting value out of M365 licensing. The roadmap would be based on dependencies (you need X before you can deploy Y) and it should be prioritised on business value. I also wanted to experiment with the MermaidJS library for creating dependency diagrams.
Exchange Online migration is a complicated project in a large organisation. So complicated that some organisations haven’t completed this yet. There’s many technical integrations and operational processes with this service. Here’s a post about technical and operational problems that can occur when migrating email to Exchange Online. What has tripped you up in an Exchange migration? Let me know what I’ve missed!
